MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ 

Craig - All Patrick needs to do now and say 'A

April - Why does God allows us to suffer?  I k

Break 

Lewis - Should we pray for leftover food from 

Holly - If somebody comes to faith intellectua

Adrienne Smith with a lesson about pronouns 

Patrick kicks off the episode with razor-sharp wit, breaking down the ever-expanding MMIWG2SLGBTQIA+ acronym, questioning its cultural reach and what happens when language balloons faster than most people can process. Listeners call in, seeking answers on everything from suffering and faith to why you should still bless leftovers, giving Patrick space to respond with a blend of humor, scriptural grit, and real-world advice. Unexpected stories surface—he doesn’t just analyze today’s issues but scans the horizon, always looking for what’s coming next.

 
MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ (00:42)
Craig - All Patrick needs to do now and say 'Alphabet Mafia' (07:20)
April - Why does God allows us to suffer?  I know God gave us free will. (10:48)
Lewis - Should we pray for leftover food from the day before, that we prayed before yesterday? (23:15)
Holly - If somebody comes to faith intellectually, through study and debate, and later they say they don't have faith, or they believe they don't have faith, is it possible if they originally did, even though it was in their head and not their heart (27:43)
Adrienne Smith with a lesson about pronouns - https://x.com/BillboardChris/status/2038650937720623452 (43:48)

Patrick kicks off the episode with razor-sharp wit, breaking down the ever-expanding MMIWG2SLGBTQIA+ acronym, questioning its cultural reach and what happens when language balloons faster than most people can process. Listeners call in, seeking answers on everything from suffering and faith to why you should still bless leftovers, giving Patrick space to respond with a blend of humor, scriptural grit, and real-world advice. Unexpected stories surface&mdash;he doesn&rsquo;t just analyze today&rsquo;s issues but scans the horizon, always looking for what&rsquo;s coming next.
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<ul>
<li>MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+ (00:42)</li>
<li>Craig - All Patrick needs to do now and say 'Alphabet Mafia' (07:20)</li>
<li>April - Why does God allows us to suffer?&nbsp; I know God gave us free will. (10:48)</li>
<li>Lewis - Should we pray for leftover food from the day before, that we prayed before yesterday? (23:15)</li>
<li>Holly - If somebody comes to faith intellectually, through study and debate, and later they say they don't have faith, or they believe they don't have faith, is it possible if they originally did, even though it was in their head and not their heart (27:43)</li>
<li>Adrienne Smith with a lesson about pronouns - <a href="https://x.com/BillboardChris/status/2038650937720623452">https://x.com/BillboardChris/status/2038650937720623452</a> (43:48)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: April 09, 2026 - Hour 1

Vatican states about the meeting between Cardi

Lisa - Could the Cross at the Crucifixion be

Porter - Is it ok for a woman to make more tha

John - Am I out of communion with the Church

Break 1

Javier - What is my culpability for slander an

Break 2

Email - A Catholic therapist approves of sam

Leah - I heard that Tarot cards is a dark prac

Patrick begins today with a correction to headlines about a Vatican meeting, reading official statements that set the record straight and unpacking what actually happened between US and Church officials. Questions pour in about the origins of the cross, the Church’s view on marriage finances, regime change, and the spiritual dangers of tarot or runes, so Patrick answers each with practical clarity and historical context. A mother writes about her dilemma regarding her stepdaughter’s same-sex marriage and Patrick weighs the responsibility and compassion demanded by faith, urging honesty over accommodation when beliefs collide at home.

 
Vatican states about the meeting between Cardinal Pierre & DoD official Elbridge Colby that "The account offered by certain media outlets regarding this meeting does not correspond to the truth in any way."  As confirmed by His Excellency Christophe Pierre, former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, his meeting with Mr. Elbridge Andrew Colby was part of the Pontifical Representative’s regular duties and provided an opportunity for an exchange of views on matters of mutual interest. The account offered by certain media outlets regarding this meeting does not correspond to the truth in any way. (01:30)
Lisa – Could the Cross at the Crucifixion be the Tree of Life? (06:05)
Porter - Is it ok for a woman to make more than a man in a marriage? (11:11)
John – Am I out of communion with the Church if I disagree with the Vatican? (14:07)
Pope Leo calls for a prayer vigil for peace
Javier - What is my culpability for slandering and sharing a false internet article? (18:48)
Email – A Catholic therapist approves of same-sex couple sleeping together in my home (26:43)
Leah – What does the Church teach about Tarot cards? (33:18)

Patrick begins today with a correction to headlines about a Vatican meeting, reading official statements that set the record straight and unpacking what actually happened between US and Church officials. Questions pour in about the origins of the cross, the Church&rsquo;s view on marriage finances, regime change, and the spiritual dangers of tarot or runes, so Patrick answers each with practical clarity and historical context. A mother writes about her dilemma regarding her stepdaughter&rsquo;s same-sex marriage and Patrick weighs the responsibility and compassion demanded by faith, urging honesty over accommodation when beliefs collide at home.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Vatican states about the meeting between Cardinal Pierre &amp; DoD official Elbridge Colby that "The account offered by certain media outlets regarding this meeting does not correspond to the truth in any way."&nbsp; As confirmed by His Excellency Christophe Pierre, former Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, his meeting with Mr. Elbridge Andrew Colby was part of the Pontifical Representative&rsquo;s regular duties and provided an opportunity for an exchange of views on matters of mutual interest. The account offered by certain media outlets regarding this meeting does not correspond to the truth in any way. (01:30)</li>
<li>Lisa &ndash; Could the Cross at the Crucifixion be the Tree of Life? (06:05)</li>
<li>Porter - Is it ok for a woman to make more than a man in a marriage? (11:11)</li>
<li>John &ndash; Am I out of communion with the Church if I disagree with the Vatican? (14:07)</li>
<li>Pope Leo calls for a prayer vigil for peace</li>
<li>Javier - What is my culpability for slandering and sharing a false internet article? (18:48)</li>
<li>Email &ndash; A Catholic therapist approves of same-sex couple sleeping together in my home (26:43)</li>
<li>Leah &ndash; What does the Church teach about Tarot cards? (33:18)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: April 10, 2026 - Hour 1

Cheryl - The Eucharistic Minister had her gran

Joe - Was Pope Leo infallible when he said war

Alfredo - Why does Jesus tell people to say no

Patrick responds to an angry email

John - When Christ rose from the dead, He only

Joan - I know someone who spent two years in I

Candace - Who are the sons of Korah in the Psa

Omar - My cousin's father passed away and he t

Patrick answers a wide range of questions from callers, one moment exploring whether it’s appropriate for kids to assist at communion, the next unpacking papal comments on war and what makes a teaching infallible. Listeners toss biblical challenges his way, from Jesus’ secretive miracles to Old Testament passages about violence, while he counters doubts about the resurrection and offers advice on praying for non-Catholic relatives who have died.

 
Cheryl - The Eucharistic Minister had her granddaughters holding the plate of hosts. Is this right? (00:48)
Joe - Was Pope Leo infallible when he said war was unjust? How would we know? (05:30)
Alfredo - Why does Jesus tell people to say nothing about the miracles? (12:46)
Patrick responds to an angry email (21:25)
John - When Christ rose from the dead, He only appeared to the Apostles and close disciples. Why didn't he appear to the general public? (28:26)
Joan - I know someone who spent two years in Iran and was persecuted as a Christian worker. We have no idea what is going on Iran. I think an eye-witness account is more valuable than others. (31:48)
Candace - Who are the sons of Korah in the Psalms? (36:11)
Omar - My cousin's father passed away and he told me not to pray for his dad because he is in heaven. Is this right? Should I debate him? (45:39)

Patrick answers a wide range of questions from callers, one moment exploring whether it&rsquo;s appropriate for kids to assist at communion, the next unpacking papal comments on war and what makes a teaching infallible. Listeners toss biblical challenges his way, from Jesus&rsquo; secretive miracles to Old Testament passages about violence, while he counters doubts about the resurrection and offers advice on praying for non-Catholic relatives who have died.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Cheryl - The Eucharistic Minister had her granddaughters holding the plate of hosts. Is this right? (00:48)</li>
<li>Joe - Was Pope Leo infallible when he said war was unjust? How would we know? (05:30)</li>
<li>Alfredo - Why does Jesus tell people to say nothing about the miracles? (12:46)</li>
<li>Patrick responds to an angry email (21:25)</li>
<li>John - When Christ rose from the dead, He only appeared to the Apostles and close disciples. Why didn't he appear to the general public? (28:26)</li>
<li>Joan - I know someone who spent two years in Iran and was persecuted as a Christian worker. We have no idea what is going on Iran. I think an eye-witness account is more valuable than others. (31:48)</li>
<li>Candace - Who are the sons of Korah in the Psalms? (36:11)</li>
<li>Omar - My cousin's father passed away and he told me not to pray for his dad because he is in heaven. Is this right? Should I debate him? (45:39)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: April 10, 2026 - Hour 2

Anna - Does prevenient grace precede all other

John - I heard that infallibility was like a g

Zach - I work for a moving company and we are 

Break

Patrick shares a story from 1998 when he refus

Terry - I understand that you need to go to Co

Richard - The War in Iran seems to be set up a

June - I think Pope Leo is concerned more ab

Patrick answers questions about prevenient grace, papal infallibility’s roots, and the risks of helping someone deep in the occult. A listener’s religious dilemma triggers Patrick’s memory of rejecting easy money when his conscience raised alarms, a moment that later seemed almost prophetic. In between sharp takes on just war, Divine Mercy Sunday, and Bible picks, Patrick moves through listeners’ anxieties and clarity-seeking, never letting ideas settle too quietly.

 
Anna - Does prevenient grace precede all other graces? (00:29)
John - I heard that infallibility was like a guard rail. Is this true? Were there any Pope's that made doctrinal errors? (06:44)
Zach - I work for a moving company and we are working with someone who is satanic in their practices. What can we do? Should we cancel the job? (13:24)
Patrick shares a story from 1998 when he refused a large and needed sum of money because it would have been morally wrong and how it ended up being a very good decision (20:04)
Terry - I understand that you need to go to Confession to receive Communion for Divine Mercy Sunday. Do I need to go exactly on Sunday? (29:40)
Richard - The War in Iran seems to be set up as Pope vs Trump, but that doesn't matter. I think the main thing is that whether the Iran War is a Just War or not. Does it actually meet the Just War criteria? (32:00)
Here's the APOSTOLIC PENITENTIARY Decree that just shared on the show: Indulgences attached to devotions in honor of Divine Mercy https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/tribunals/apost_penit/documents/rc_trib_appen_doc_20020629_decree-ii_en.html
June – I think Pope Leo is concerned more about peace in general. (43:43)

Patrick answers questions about prevenient grace, papal infallibility&rsquo;s roots, and the risks of helping someone deep in the occult. A listener&rsquo;s religious dilemma triggers Patrick&rsquo;s memory of rejecting easy money when his conscience raised alarms, a moment that later seemed almost prophetic. In between sharp takes on just war, Divine Mercy Sunday, and Bible picks, Patrick moves through listeners&rsquo; anxieties and clarity-seeking, never letting ideas settle too quietly.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Anna - Does prevenient grace precede all other graces? (00:29)</li>
<li>John - I heard that infallibility was like a guard rail. Is this true? Were there any Pope's that made doctrinal errors? (06:44)</li>
<li>Zach - I work for a moving company and we are working with someone who is satanic in their practices. What can we do? Should we cancel the job? (13:24)</li>
<li>Patrick shares a story from 1998 when he refused a large and needed sum of money because it would have been morally wrong and how it ended up being a very good decision (20:04)</li>
<li>Terry - I understand that you need to go to Confession to receive Communion for Divine Mercy Sunday. Do I need to go exactly on Sunday? (29:40)</li>
<li>Richard - The War in Iran seems to be set up as Pope vs Trump, but that doesn't matter. I think the main thing is that whether the Iran War is a Just War or not. Does it actually meet the Just War criteria? (32:00)</li>
<li>Here's the APOSTOLIC PENITENTIARY Decree that just shared on the show: Indulgences attached to devotions in honor of Divine Mercy <a href="https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/tribunals/apost_penit/documents/rc_trib_appen_doc_20020629_decree-ii_en.html">https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/tribunals/apost_penit/documents/rc_trib_appen_doc_20020629_decree-ii_en.html</a></li>
<li>June &ndash; I think Pope Leo is concerned more about peace in general. (43:43)</li>
</ul>

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