Patrick welcomes listeners to an hour of thoughtful conversation, tackling questions about faith, church practices, and the nuances of Catholic teaching. He addresses everything from the appropriateness of attending gatherings in non-Catholic homes to concerns about liturgical innovations, Life Teen Mass experiences, and the responsibilities and risks for those in ministry and public teaching. Throughout, Patrick invites honest dialogue and personal stories, creating space for gratitude, caution, and encouragement for those seeking to reconnect with their faith.

• Elliot (email) – Why would you recommend attending a wedding shower at a home with Buddhist artwork? (01:31)
• Gayle (email) – It’s hard to equate eating habits of healthy people with those who are in hospice or end of life situations. (07:33)
• Keith – Something I saw at a Mass last week: Is it okay that the priest asked the children to come to the altar so they could surround him during the Consecration? (13:40)
• Miguel – What is the history of Life Teen? I was part of this organization. Why did they start this? (23:31)
• Giordano – I think that we live in a time where people have lost a sense of sin. I think it is good for exorcists to do YouTube channels. Someone needs to talk about what’s going on. (30:17)
• Colen – What is the proper use of the hand postures at church? (43:27)

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