7/23/25 7am CT Hour – Noelle Mering/ Hayden Hagerman John, Glen and Sarah chat about the news and vanilla ice cream. Noelle sheds light on the recent trend by Gen Z to go “no contact” with parents if they feel that they are not heard or understood. Did You Know – There are no Blue […]Read more

7/23/25 6am CT Hour – Ashley Noronha/ Fr. Jerome Koutnik John, Glen and Sarah chat about the latest news and vanilla ice cream. Ashley celebrates her anniversary with Relevant Radio, gives the latest on Pope Leo, why pasta is good for you and much more. Did You Know – Raspberries are not berries Fr. Jerome […]Read more

Wednesday of the 16th Week in Ordinary Time Optional Memorial of St. Bridget of Sweden, 1303-1373; she had visions of Christ crucified from the age of 7; she lived her married life in the court of Swedish King Magnus II, and bore him eight children; after her husband’s death, she lived the life of a […]Read more

If you’ve ever wondered why the Church requires a Sunday obligation to attend Mass—even when you’re doing other good things like feeding the poor or being kind—this conversation is for you. On The Patrick Madrid Show, Michelle from Kentucky calls in with a question: “If someone skips Mass but still does works of mercy, are […]Read more

Guest host Cale Clarke clears up the rumors about Mary Magdalene, the “Apostle to the Apostles”, on her feast day.Read more

Jonathan Marcotte joins Doug discussing the impact of childhood attachment wounds in a marriage. Listener questions and comments: John – I have an anxiety disorder that upsets my wife and it causes tension in our marriage. What advice do you have that can help us? (24:09) Maria – Sometimes my husband makes comments that can […]Read more

If you’ve ever wondered why the Church requires a Sunday obligation to attend Mass — even when you’re doing other good things like feeding the poor or being kind — this conversation is for you. On The Patrick Madrid Show, Michelle from Kentucky calls in with a question: “If someone skips Mass but still does […]https://traffic.omny.fm/d/clips/134e18ca-7af8-403f-a7eb-ad7f01861f48/e2bdd4bf-d8a7-411a-aef7-b01b0107f93a/4ab3fbef-c768-4132-abf1-b322015e97ee/audio.mp3Podcast: Play ... Read more

(4:25) Bible Study: Song of Songs 3:1-4b Does the song of Songs mention God? Father explores this. 2 Corinthians 5:14-17 When you lose someone you love dearly a part of you dies. It’s the same way with Jesus. John 20:1-2, 11-18 Father explains the resurrection account describe in this passage (21:54) Break 1 (25:46) Letters: […]Read more

Patrick wrestles with the tough question of why intentionally skipping Sunday Mass lands with the same seriousness as much graver sins, drawing thoughtful exchanges from listeners like Kate in Milwaukee, who struggles to see the fairness, and Maria Christina, who sees the Church’s call as a reminder to put God first. He pulls from lived […]Read more

Patrick answers heartfelt questions from callers wrestling with faith, loss, and daily morality, shifting from clever family stories to deep, practical Church teachings on marriage, organ donation, and the importance of Sunday Mass. Conversations are honest and gritty, everything from childhood memories of ice cream trucks to the raw reality of homelessness, and through it […]Read more

Patrick shares a moving story about the Amish lending hands in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, expands on their traditions and roots, and invites listeners into a swirl of candid faith questions. He fields calls ranging from the hurdles foreign priests face to the trickiness of family support at interfaith weddings, circling around to a […]Read more

Fr. Peter Armenio joins Patrick to Friendship with Christ How can we have friendship with God? (12:19) How do we understand some of the euphemism that saints use to describe their love for Christ? (18:25) Bob – I once went to confession and told the priest I was having trouble getting angry with God over […]Read more