Patrick answers heartfelt questions from listeners about forgiveness, spiritual renewal, and Catholic practices, weaving in personal stories and gentle encouragement for those returning to their faith. The episode features reflections on moral theology, struggles with family discord, and the meaningful symbolism behind sacraments like baptism and holy water. Throughout, Patrick creates space for vulnerability and gratitude, inviting listeners to pause, reflect, and reconnect with hope and healing.
- Cynthia (email) – What’s PTO? (01:04)
- Karl (email) – How do you feel about voluntourism?
- Trey (email) – How can Catholic moral theology help us judge theLindsay Clancy Trial.
- Helen (email) – Can you please explain what is a sin against the Holy Spirit and how does one commit such a sin? (18:37)
- Missy (email) – I yelled at my kids a lot and now I feel bad about how I treated them. How can I make it right?
- Keith (email) – Is there a chance that all your books and articles that you give out for resources will ever be on Audible? (25:24)
- Sad and worried mom (email) – My husband lets our kids play with Ouija boards
- William (email) – Why do most people take communion by hand?
- Angela (email) – Does forgiveness require me to stay close to someone who is inconsiderate, keep explaining how they hurt me, and hope they change—even if I don’t have the energy for that? (40:34)
- Kathy (email) – When John the Baptist baptized Jesus, what was that Baptism? How long had it been done? What was the purpose? (47:07)
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