Patrick answers calls that touch real lives and offers advice to a father converting to Catholicism as he wrestles with family opposition, discusses heated opinions on parish fees for funerals and sacraments, and weighs in against a controversial spiritual book. He shares a glimpse of his own family joy, remembers a beloved listener, and never lets any conversation sit quietly as every topic receives direct attention. Listeners come for clarity, community, and the unpredictable twists that Patrick’s perspective brings.

• Edward – I am not yet Catholic, and I am attending a nondenominational church. My wife doesn’t want to become a Catholic. What can I do? Is it wrong for me to go to a Catholic Church? (00:30)
• Rocco – Are perpetual Masses gathered at one time, or do you have to say them one at a time? (17:46)
• Cynthia (email) – Outrageous Church fees
• Maria – I have no objection to Parishes assessing fees. (26:12)
• Therese – What is the “Poem of the Man God” by Maria Valtorta? Are these good or approved writings? (36:02)
• Bob – I have a good friend, Brother John, part of the Irish Catholic Brothers passed away in January. Patrick Madrid was a really important part of his life. I just want to thank you! (43:09)
• Danielle – I thought the fee at the parish was reasonable and honorable. (46:04)
• Jessica – I work for a parish and used to be bookkeeper. I had to call a widow about a bounced check. I still feel off about it. (47:46)

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