Patrick explores how social media fuels old prejudices, linking modern propaganda and group blame to ancient scapegoating while connecting it to the persecution of Christians in Nigeria. The conversation threads through the tension between criticizing harmful actions and blanket condemnation of entire communities, probing how accusations, silence, and even friendship shift when religious and moral standards collide. He urges listeners to measure responses by Christ’s command to forgive, challenging both Catholics and Jews to oppose evil without falling into collective hostility.

• George – Today is the memorial for St. Charles Lwanga and his companions. What is happening to Christians today in Nigeria? (02:18)
• Maureen – My abusive son (adult) kicked me out of his life over a year ago and I have limited contact with his children. How do I go about healing this relationship? (07:11)
• David – Patrick is conflating criticism of Jews with hatred of Jews. (15:14)
• Elizabeth (email) – I think the Muslim threat is very real. (25:21)
• Ray – What about the violence on Christians in Palestine and Lebanon? Zionists are attacking Christians in Israel, and it’s permitted by their government. (28:36)
• Barbara – I understand not to be anti-Jewish, but why is the same standard not held to certain Jews with their anti-Christ rhetoric? (38:36)

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