Patrick discusses the latest advancements in technology with Elon Musk’s Starlink, which promises to improve the FAA networks and enhance air travel safety. Patrick examines the complexities of ethical concerns in religious contexts, like IVF, and how to approach sensitive conversations. He also highlights the variety of religious music, from traditional Gregorian chants to modern praise, while appreciating the taste of Guadalupe Gold coffee that supports communities in Nicaragua.

• Starlink Set To Upgrade America’s Air Traffic Control System (00:37)
• Email: I have a godchild who was conceived through in vitro fertilization (IVF). Am I morally obligated to talk to my cousin about this and let her know of the Church’s teaching on IVF? (04:48)
• John – I sing at my parish. What do you think about this song that has a verse ‘as Jesus died the wrath of God was satisfied’? (09:33)
• Harold – I tried the coffee from the Relevant Radio store, and it was super delicious! (19:14)
• Jillian – Are there other options like ‘Catechesis of the Good Shepherd’ for younger kids? (26:38)
• Keaton – Is there ever going to be a push for more modern music in the Church to attract younger people? (30:48)
• Audio: Is your church Contemporvant? (39:14)
• Ricardo – Some people like Gregorian Chant, but there needs to be a balance. It’s not that we need certain types of music to be brought in. We need to create a welcoming environment and put focus on Catechesis. (42:54)
• Mary Ann – Mass is our worship of God and therefore we have specific masses. You could have praise/worship outside of mass. (47:48)

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