Patrick brings listeners into raw exchanges on gender identity and the trans movement, confronting cultural pressures, contested language, and emotional tactics head on. Voices of both regret emerge, with Chloe Cole’s story cutting through the noise, while callers offer memories and confusion from their own lives, sometimes blunt, sometimes hesitant, and never scripted. Urgency crackles […]Read more

Patrick offers heartfelt advice to those asking about spiritual warfare, family struggles, and Catholic seminary formation. He mixes practical steps with genuine encouragement, from addressing requests for exorcism to reflecting on the challenges teens face today, and how faith and perseverance make a difference. Humor finds its place among earnest stories, as Patrick weaves generosity, […]Read more

Patrick zeroes in on screens and smartphones disrupting both learning and real connection. The hour lands on blunt warnings about technology’s grip on cognition and attention, pulling listeners through expert testimony, lost reading habits, spiritual reflections, and the quirks of daily social encounters. Phones buzz, digital distractions tempt, but Patrick refuses to let distraction have […]Read more

Patrick brings faith and culture into focus, weighing Catholic responses to challenging topics like same-sex relationships, IVF, moral integrity, and gender confusion in sports and language. Catholic teaching, parish life, and the limits of welcoming all while protecting reverence at Mass pulse beneath each moment. Throughout, Patrick sustains a plea for support, rooting the conversation […]Read more

Patrick drives straight into a high-stakes hour of the Relevant Radio Summer Pledge Drive, stirring listeners to help unlock a TRIPLE match with palpable urgency. Miracle stories, fresh digital giving options, cheers for new and repeat donors, and a cascade of prayerful gratitude charge the moment as Patrick and Mary rally support to keep Catholic […]Read more

Patrick welcomes listeners with raw accounts of faith found and sometimes lost, the sting of family tension over life choices, and the small yet powerful traditions that bind parents and children during rites of passage. He moves between heartfelt confessions and conversations with practical tips for speaking hard truths without letting go of love, even […]Read more

Patrick fields heartfelt questions from listeners grappling with Catholic teaching and daily challenges; everything from Mary’s perpetual virginity and ancient Jewish folklore to wedding customs, prayers for wayward children, and the sometimes awkward details of parish life. Stories of potluck wedding receptions and potently simple analogies mingle with gentle encouragement, reminders of tradition, and a […]Read more

Do yoga and sound bowl practices conflict with Catholic belief? How old was Adam when he entered the Garden of Eden? Does Mass on TV fulfills a Sunday obligation for the disabled? Emotional moments of grief, family estrangement, and memories of life during World War II all give Patrick opportunities to offer honest spiritual advice […]Read more

Patrick opens the hour with listener calls touching on Marian devotion as a path to knowing Jesus, the balance between faith and superstition in Catholic customs like burying St. Joseph statues, and the nuances surrounding prayer and sacramentals. Tall questions surface: Does Jesus share Joseph’s DNA? How do biblical passages frame marriage and lifelong singleness, […]Read more

On today’s Patrick Madrid Show, Hour 1, Patrick give callers and listeners his take from a Catholic point of view. Email – Christian: What are the essential steps to establishing a catholic Apologetics Strategy? Break 1 Joshua – Should I live with trauma or should I try to get it healed? And how do I […]Read more

On hour 2 of the Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick gives thought provoking answers to simple questions. Cathy – I am confused about Matthew 24:34 where Jesus says: “Amen I say to you this generation will not pass away until these things take place.” What does this mean? Jamie – I was really into eschatology and […]Read more