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)