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Becky, a man who is struggling with his desire to “transition“ to being a woman asks Patrick for help while struggling with how to fit into the Catholic faith.

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Becky, a man who is struggling with his desire to &ldquo;transition&ldquo; to being a woman asks Patrick for help while struggling with how to fit into the Catholic faith.
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Becky, is struggling with his desire to “transition“ to being a woman asks how to fit in with the faith

Cynthia (email) - What's PTO?

Break 

Helen (email) - Can you please explain what is

Keith (email) - Is there a chance that all you

Angela (email) - Does forgiveness require me t

Kathy (email) - When John the Baptist baptized

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 the Lindsay 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)

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.
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<li>Cynthia (email) - What's PTO? (01:04)</li>
<li>Karl (email) - How do you feel about voluntourism?</li>
<li>Trey (email) - How can Catholic moral theology help us judge the&nbsp;Lindsay Clancy Trial.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Helen (email) - Can you please explain what is a sin against the Holy Spirit and how does one commit such a sin? (18:37)</li>
<li>Missy (email) &ndash; I yelled at my kids a lot and now I feel bad about how I treated them. How can I make it right?</li>
<li>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)</li>
<li>Sad and worried mom (email) &ndash; My husband lets our kids play with Ouija boards</li>
<li>William (email) &ndash; Why do most people take communion by hand?</li>
<li>Angela (email) - Does forgiveness require me to stay close to someone who is inconsiderate, keep explaining how they hurt me, and hope they change&mdash;even if I don&rsquo;t have the energy for that? (40:34)</li>
<li>Kathy (email) - When John the Baptist baptized Jesus, what was that Baptism? How long had it been done? What was the purpose? (47:07)</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show: September 14, 2026 - Hour 1

Thomas (email) - MAGA uses the American flag

Kevin (email) - Temporal effects of sin

Gail (email) - Post Partum Depression takes 

Audio: Lindsey Clancy woman logic

Lisa - I have a different perspective. I think

Graig - What is the Catholic position on Islam

Liz - About the discussion on Lindsey Clancy

Rae - I think postpartum is a popular buzzword

Robert - I think abortion is one of the bigges

Patrick addresses a range of emotionally charged topics, from the challenges of cultural polarization to the complexities of postpartum depression and the far-reaching impact of abortion on society. Callers and listeners share personal testimonies about loss, mental health struggles, and faith, highlighting moments of gratitude for spiritual support and guidance. The episode also investigates how the Church views Islam and explores the connections between personal choices, societal norms, and spiritual renewal.

 
Thomas (email) – MAGA uses the American flag as a political sign (01:02)
Kevin (email) - Temporal effects of sin (05:12)
Gail (email) – Post Partum Depression takes a toll on many women (08:00)
Audio: Lindsey Clancy woman logic (I’m just a woman so maybe I don’t understand) – 2:20  - https://x.com/johnrich/status/2097002085153685714/video/1?s=46 (17:22)
Lisa - I have a different perspective. I think it boils down to health. The kind of chemicals and food we eat affects women. Women don't have to have such terrible post-partum experiences (23:07)
Graig - What is the Catholic position on Islam? (28:19)
Liz - About the discussion on Lindsey Clancy: I have been through post-partum. I think there is a lost opportunity to talk about post-partum. How can we better help women dealing with this? (35:07)
Rae - I think postpartum is a popular buzzword. My mom went through something triggered by back-to-back pregnancy. It was borderline schizophrenia.  (41:05)
Robert - I think abortion is one of the biggest connections. I am really concerned this will affect women getting abortions and will add a further justification. (49:09)

Patrick addresses a range of emotionally charged topics, from the challenges of cultural polarization to the complexities of postpartum depression and the far-reaching impact of abortion on society. Callers and listeners share personal testimonies about loss, mental health struggles, and faith, highlighting moments of gratitude for spiritual support and guidance. The episode also investigates how the Church views Islam and explores the connections between personal choices, societal norms, and spiritual renewal.
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<li>Thomas (email) &ndash; MAGA uses the American flag as a political sign (01:02)</li>
<li>Kevin (email) - Temporal effects of sin (05:12)</li>
<li>Gail (email) &ndash; Post Partum Depression takes a toll on many women (08:00)</li>
<li>Audio: Lindsey Clancy woman logic (I&rsquo;m just a woman so maybe I don&rsquo;t understand) &ndash; 2:20 &nbsp;- <a href="https://x.com/johnrich/status/2097002085153685714/video/1?s=46">https://x.com/johnrich/status/2097002085153685714/video/1?s=46</a> (17:22)</li>
<li>Lisa - I have a different perspective. I think it boils down to health. The kind of chemicals and food we eat affects women. Women don't have to have such terrible post-partum experiences (23:07)</li>
<li>Graig - What is the Catholic position on Islam? (28:19)</li>
<li>Liz - About the discussion on Lindsey Clancy: I have been through post-partum. I think there is a lost opportunity to talk about post-partum. How can we better help women dealing with this? (35:07)</li>
<li>Rae - I think postpartum is a popular buzzword. My mom went through something triggered by back-to-back pregnancy. It was borderline schizophrenia.&nbsp; (41:05)</li>
<li>Robert - I think abortion is one of the biggest connections. I am really concerned this will affect women getting abortions and will add a further justification. (49:09)</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show: September 14, 2026 - Hour 2

Mary (email) - The eleven jurors had it right

Alexis (email) - While it is fairly common to 

Linda - I am not comfortable with the gray are

Anne - My daughter had a very serious case of 

Mary Jane - I had post-partum and that is not 

Sonja - I have niece who is 27 who goes to sat

Break

Caitlin (email) - I recently came back to my f

Kendall - I have had mental illness

Kathy - In light of Sunday's readings about fo

Ray - Is it wrong to plan a Eulogy for my pa

Elizabeth - Do I have a moral obligation to in

Patrick addresses the emotional complexities raised by the Lindsay Clancy case, fielding passionate calls and emails from listeners wrestling with themes of forgiveness, responsibility, and justice. Conversations branch into the challenges of faith renewal, mental health, family dynamics, and the struggle to embrace Catholic teaching amid pain and controversy. Voices of gratitude, spiritual struggle, and candid testimony fill the hour with real-life stories of people searching for hope, guidance, and community.

 
Mary (email) - The eleven jurors had it right (01:03)
Alexis (email) - While it is fairly common to suffer some kind of postpartum, 99% of us are not killing our children. (03:06)
Linda - I am not comfortable with the gray area that the Clancy case brings us too. What if they decide to lock women up because of hormones? (04:00)
Audio: The Doctor, Latiesha Dukes, who treated Lindsay Clancy has testified that there was never signs of psychosis - https://x.com/NemeremNjoku/status/2096139092048167152/video/1?s=46
Anne - My daughter had a very serious case of post-partum and was afraid to be with her baby alone. I believe post-partum psychoses needs to be treated. (08:36)
Mary Jane - I had post-partum and that is not what Lindsey had. You don't kill your kids with depression. (11:31)
Sonja - I have niece who is 27 who goes to satanic rock concerts. Is she in trouble? (14:58)
Caitlin (email) - I recently came back to my faith, and it is affecting my marriage. I am no longer doing certain sexual acts as I found out it in sinful to do that outside of the martial act. I don’t know how to handle these challenges as I feel like my faith is the most important thing, but I don’t want it to cause a divorce.  (22:25)
Kendall - I have had mental illness (25:55)
Kathy - In light of Sunday's readings about forgiveness, how does it play into the Lindsay Clancy case? (28:42)
Emelie (email) - How can I get my husband to understand the importance of going to confession more often? 
Ray – Is it wrong to plan a Eulogy for my parents before they pass? (37:39)
Elizabeth - Do I have a moral obligation to intervene with a daughter who has mental illness for her daughter's safety? (39:50)
Dennis (email) - What if a man did what Lindsay Clancy did.

Patrick addresses the emotional complexities raised by the Lindsay Clancy case, fielding passionate calls and emails from listeners wrestling with themes of forgiveness, responsibility, and justice. Conversations branch into the challenges of faith renewal, mental health, family dynamics, and the struggle to embrace Catholic teaching amid pain and controversy. Voices of gratitude, spiritual struggle, and candid testimony fill the hour with real-life stories of people searching for hope, guidance, and community.
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<li>Mary (email) - The eleven jurors had it right (01:03)</li>
<li>Alexis (email) - While it is fairly common to suffer some kind of postpartum, 99% of us are not killing our children. (03:06)</li>
<li>Linda - I am not comfortable with the gray area that the Clancy case brings us too. What if they decide to lock women up because of hormones? (04:00)</li>
<li>Audio: The Doctor, Latiesha Dukes, who treated Lindsay Clancy has testified that there was never signs of psychosis - <a href="https://x.com/NemeremNjoku/status/2096139092048167152/video/1?s=46">https://x.com/NemeremNjoku/status/2096139092048167152/video/1?s=46</a></li>
<li>Anne - My daughter had a very serious case of post-partum and was afraid to be with her baby alone. I believe post-partum psychoses needs to be treated. (08:36)</li>
<li>Mary Jane - I had post-partum and that is not what Lindsey had. You don't kill your kids with depression. (11:31)</li>
<li>Sonja - I have niece who is 27 who goes to satanic rock concerts. Is she in trouble? (14:58)</li>
<li>Caitlin (email) - I recently came back to my faith, and it is affecting my marriage. I am no longer doing certain sexual acts as I found out it in sinful to do that outside of the martial act. I don&rsquo;t know how to handle these challenges as I feel like my faith is the most important thing, but I don&rsquo;t want it to cause a divorce. &nbsp;(22:25)</li>
<li>Kendall - I have had mental illness (25:55)</li>
<li>Kathy - In light of Sunday's readings about forgiveness, how does it play into the Lindsay Clancy case? (28:42)</li>
<li>Emelie (email) - How can I get my husband to understand the&nbsp;importance of going to confession more often?&nbsp;</li>
<li>Ray &ndash; Is it wrong to plan a Eulogy for my parents before they pass? (37:39)</li>
<li>Elizabeth - Do I have a moral obligation to intervene with a daughter who has mental illness for her daughter's safety? (39:50)</li>
<li>Dennis (email) - What if a man did what Lindsay Clancy did.</li>
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