Patrick opens with a discussion of a viral photo of an IDF soldier smashing a crucifix in southern Lebanon, reflecting on the public reactions and a strong statement from Cardinal Pizzaballa. He fields spontaneous questions from callers about sharing faith in the workplace, the meaning of the Apostles’ Creed, biblical roots of confession, and tough […]Read more

Patrick kicks off the hour reflecting on listener feedback and the challenge of sorting through strong opinions. As questions pour in about morality in military life, politics, and tangled ethical choices, Patrick fields them with clarity and candor. Audio: Astronaut Reid Wiseman, who says he is not religious, says he broke down in tears when […]Read more

Patrick answers questions on topics ranging from diabolical possession to parish registration, Catholic charities, and immigration through Aquinas’s lens, always keeping the conversation candid and current. He draws a line between spiritual and psychological explanations, addresses ethical concerns about workplace expenses, and examines boundaries in youth ministry when it comes to praying over minors. Throughout, […]Read more

Patrick has fierce and candid exchanges about faith, politics, and the temptation to outrage, challenging listeners to separate the emotional pull of the news cycle from their devotion to Christ. Calls pour in, some fiery, others searching on the Church’s response to war, presidential words, and the meaning of just action, while Patrick insists on […]Read more

Patrick helps callers who grapple with moral questions about employment in clinics offering transgender surgeries, confronts the worn edges of trust in church leadership, and fields thoughts on faith as listeners digest painful realities of abuse scandals and financial cover-ups. He answers practical curiosity about scripture and Catholic traditions, all while wrestling with tension and […]Read more

Patrick answers calls about the Eucharist, second baptisms, church funding controversies, smart TVs spying from living rooms, and persistent myths linking Catholicism with ancient pagan rituals. Stories pop, advice flows, and moments of levity land between practical guidance and personal anecdotes. Audio: Pilots meow and bark over emergency aviation frequency – https://x.com/rawsalerts/status/204457619515342459772nHQ (00:22) Robert (email) […]Read more

Patrick opens the hour by fielding faith questions: listeners wonder about friendship with Jesus, the identity of Christians, and the wisdom within Sirach. Calls move from concerns over church inclusivity banners and Catholic parish life to debates about conversion rates, interfaith reconciliation, and whether non-Christians may be saved, with perspectives clashing and aligning in unexpected […]Read more

Laura – Can someone get last rites up to three hours after the person dies? (01:03) Marian – We are supposed to follow God’s will. Is the Holy Spirit working in both the Pope and the President? Who is it that is inspired by Him? (09:15) Mike – When a person becomes a saint, how […]Read more

Patrick shares emails in response to the last couple of episodes of the show (00:35) Kathy – Is it right for the priest to peak around the screen in Confession? (09:20) Jay – The Catholic population has been declining. It seems like the Holy Father has a flawed set of priorities with his visits. Do […]Read more

Patrick shares emails in response to the last couple of episodes of the show (00:36) Claudia – I think of St. Catherine of Siena during the schism. I pray the Surrender Novena and that helps with anger. (12:04) Sharron – I am really sick and tired of people complaining about Pope and Trump. People don’t […]Read more

Patrick plunges into complex questions on faith, authority, and the Church’s handling of Scripture canon, correcting misconceptions about hidden biblical texts. He fields callers fired up over papal political comments and the friction between personal conviction and Catholic teaching, weaving listener stories of confusion and frustration about practices like Friday abstinence, lay blessings, and trust […]Read more

Patrick answers questions about Catholicism, Baptist faith, suffering, prayer, politics, theology, and personal convictions. Listeners, moved by encouragement and candor, share their journeys and viewpoints as Patrick listens, responds, and challenges them to engage with life’s messiness. Email – You should run for office Bree – I am on the journey from Protestantism to Catholicism. […]Read more