Patrick begins with Father James Brent’s encouragement to absorb and ponder Scripture deeply, then reflects on scientific studies about animal intelligence, particularly why apes never ask questions while even young children do which raises profound questions about the soul. Patrick brings in Chris Pratt’s outspoken faith and Marco Rubio’s deep assessment of the Catholic Church’s impact on American history, weaving together spiritual insight, real-life questions, and public witness in unexpected, sometimes even joyful bursts.
- Audio: As we receive the word of God with our faith, our souls come alive with Fr. James Brent – https://x.com/dominicanfriars/status/2054689776645677258?s=46 (01:14)
- Apes don’t ask questions – https://x.com/anishmoonka/status/2054558279775240554(07:13)
- Martin (11-years-old) – What does this verse from Matthew mean where nations rise against nations? (09:07)
- Audio: Chris Pratt “you take a risk being vocal” Matthew 5:14 — “A city on a hill cannot be hidden” – https://x.com/newstart_2024/status/2056479303370490228?s=46 (16:01)
- Audio: Marco Rubio on the Catholic Church in America – https://x.com/Sachinettiyil/status/2053609739716632987?s=46 (22:44)
- Daniel (13-years-old) – My teacher said there is no sin that God can’t forgive. I always thought that it was blasphemy against the Holy Spirit that could not be forgiven. (29:58)
- Patrick reads and responds to an email from a daughter who has been put in a precarious position (37:57)
- Deacon Mike (email) – A young mother wants to baptize her child but her anti-Catholic, Protestant husband is very much against it. I’m unsure how to advise her. (45:46)
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