Patrick fives a masterclass on Catholic social teaching, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, and the thorny issue of moral compromise in marriage. The conversation shifts in unpredictable directions: government paperwork ethics, Advent versus Christmas traditions, heated debates about the third secret of Fatima, and the curiosity of a married Catholic priest. Patrick weaves together doctrine, gritty life dilemmas, ancient texts, and offbeat humor as he answers, offering listeners a wild carousel ride through faith’s daily confusions and comforts.

• Chandler (email) – Are the charismatic gifts different than the gifts of the Holy Spirit? (00:30)
• Paul (email) – Please explain the Ten Principles of Catholic Social Teaching (04:20)
• Nancy (email) – It’s already Christmas at Hobby Lobby (and probably elsewhere) (13:36)
• Paul (email) – Is modern day Israel still the chosen people? (Gen 12:2-3) What is the standing of the catholic church in relation to the people of Israel? (17:26)
• Sharlyn – Did Peter’s wife pass away? Also, has the third secret of Fatima been resolved? (24:41)
• Ed – My father-in-law is lying in his retirement application to get more benefits. How do I approach this with my wife? (31:16)
• Joe – How do I manage the fact that my wife is separating from the Church. I’m trying to keep my family united through this. (35:23)
• Marcine – I am about to start prison ministry tomorrow. What book of the bible should I read to them to start? (45:11)
• Don – Is there any instance where a Catholic priest can be married? (48:13)

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