Patrick dives deep into a real-life story of heartbreak, family dynamics, and difficult boundaries. He hears from Mary in Chicago, who shares her emotional journey dealing with an unfaithful ex-husband and the impact on her children. Patrick talks about forgiveness, self-respect, and the importance of maintaining boundaries, especially when dealing with toxic behaviors and difficult relationships.
- Patrick continues his conversation with Job from the end of the previous hour. He tells Patrick, “There was a tremendous amount of infidelity on my wife part (who’s in the public eye) and I slapped her. My children hate me. We are separated but we don’t have an annulment. I don’t know how to approach her. How do I get through to my kids that I’m the good guy?” (00:38)
- Mary – My son is cut off from his father. We’ve been divorced for 30 years. I’ve not dated, but my ex-husband was a repeat adulterer. How could my son honor his father in this situation? (11:29)
- Don – I’ve read recently that many Catholics are not registered to vote in the elections and those registered don’t bother to vote. I heard from a priest that it’s an obligation for Catholics to vote. Where does this come from? (17:38)
- John – The NAVY Seals are hunting drug cartels in Venezuela and they withheld last rites from a drug dealer unless he gave up important information. (21:04)
- Monica – My ex-husband turned 3 of my 4 kids against me. How often does that happen? (31:30)
- Lynette – My husband wants to separate. He’s not interested in counseling. What can I do? (38:58)
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