If you’re a frequent listener of The Patrick Madrid Show or Morning Air, you likely know a little bit about Sam from Georgia. Sam is visually impaired and has struggled with health problems, including a cancer diagnosis in the fall of 2020. All of these crosses began to weigh heavily on his shoulders. When he […]Read more

May is the Month of Mary. During this month, we celebrate new life, motherhood, and of course, Our Blessed Mother. Devotion to the Mother of God can take many forms, but at the root is recognizing that the mother of Jesus is also our mother, and that she desires to lead us to her beloved […]Read more

When someone goes out of their way for us to lend a helping hand or surprise us with an act of generosity, we often try to find ways to show our appreciation or return the kindness. But for our loving Father who showers us with blessings and love every day, how can we possibly give […]Read more

For a glimpse at what we can expect in eternal life, let’s look to what Jesus tells the Sadducees, who did not believe in the resurrection of the body. Can you imagine how horrible it would be to believe that death was the end of everything? Thankfully, we Catholics know that there is life after […]Read more

Does your spouse share your Catholic faith? Or do you feel like you’re on this journey alone, with a spouse who is apathetic about practicing the Faith or even who actively works against you? Mariela is a new listener to The Patrick Madrid Show and has been listening every day since her sister encouraged her […]Read more

Today the Universal Church celebrates the 58th World Day of Prayer for Vocations. We know that many areas of the world are in desperate need of more vocations to the priesthood and religious life, so today we pray especially for that intention, focusing on praying for vocations to the priesthood, diaconate, consecrated life, and missionary […]Read more

Race is front and center on the minds of Americans across the nation. You might think you can sit back and let everything play out with politicians, police departments, protestors, and juries, but we have an obligation as Catholics to play a part in the solution on an individual level. Damon Owens, Catholic speaker and […]Read more

Though all of us have experienced the events of the past year in some way or another, perhaps one of the hardest-hit groups has been the elderly, who are most at risk for severe illness and have suffered greatly with loneliness and isolation. On Tuesday, the Vatican Dicastery for Laity, Family, and Life announced that […]Read more

Parenting teenagers isn’t easy, as many parents will attest. It can be even more difficult to raise faithful Catholic children who will hold on to their faith through young adulthood and the rest of their life. What’s the key to success? Leticia explained that her daughters, ages 14 and 15, resist attending Mass and Church […]Read more

Reflecting on the similarities and differences between the Muslim observance of Ramadan and the Catholic observance of Lent, Cale Clarke posed this question: is the God that Muslims and Catholics worship the same God? He provided an in-depth look at this question, and first pointed to the words of the late pontiff, St. John Paul […]Read more