Patrick highlights the election of Pope Leo XIV and what this new chapter means for the Church. He explores the tradition of the papal blessing, explains the history and role of religious orders, and answers important listener questions about indulgences. Patrick connects these moments to the impact of faith and leadership, offering takeaways that resonate far beyond the Church—valuable insights for anyone working to build legacy and meaning in their own life and work.
- Patrick shares his “Prayer for Pope Leo XIV” (00:50)
- Andrew – Pope Leo gave plenary indulgence. What do I need to do to receive this? (01:59)
- Matthew – Christian Unity: Martin Luther was also an Augustinian who fought against a prior Pope Leo. (08:28)
- Barbara – How far does the tradition of the Conclave go back? (17:24)
- Vinnie – If the Pope gives a plenary indulgence over the radio do you get the indulgence for just listening or do you have to be present? (19:17)
- Jim – I think it’s great that Pope Leo played priest when he was a little kid. (22:45)
- Cindy – Yesterday was the anniversary of WWII. Pope Leo’s Father served in WII. Hopeful this Pope will bring peace. (26:19)
- Lane – What is the history behind the Room of Tears? (39:15)
- John – Does today’s modern Mass have any connection to the Papal Encyclical from Leo XIII? (43:09)
- Marsha – Can there be more than one Cardinal from an Archdiocese? (47:22)
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