Patrick talks with a caller with concerns about the act of contrition being discouraged in confession. Patrick emphasizes the importance of reciting the act within the confessional, despite some priests suggesting otherwise. He reassures listeners about the sacrament’s validity, explaining the essential elements of a proper confession. Finally, Patrick reminds priests that the penitent’s confession is paramount, urging them not to rush this sacred moment.

• Anna – When do you need to say the Act of Contrition during confession? (02:01)
• Jose – I was addicted to video games and porn. But now I am married and have a family and was able to overcome the addiction (11:25)
• Elena – I know I was baptized as a child and confirmed, but I don’t’ have proof so I can’t receive communion. What should I do? (18:43)
• Maria – My husband and I hosted a boy from a different country who is feminine. We are having a hard time accepting this. (26:11)
• Ruth – Are you morally obligated to have a trichotomy? (35:12)
• Tanya – My daughter was told by one of the boy’s at her school that he is gay. I am concerned about the other boys who share a locker room with him. What should I do? (46:59)

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