Barbie

Break 1

Jennifer

Break 2

Patrick shares some email that came in over the weekend about how to use your time to serve your goals.
(7:12) Barbie - What is the right order of things in confession. Sometimes they make me say the act of contrition once I've left the confessional.
(11:12) Gus - my mom and I were talking about Ai, and I think it would be good to know so that you can get the sacraments and know when you need to go to confession.
Benedict - I am a senior in high school and I need advice on how to keep my faith in college when my family isn't there to keep in accountable.
(20:16) Break 1
Patrick - My son recently became Muslim, and I think he might be possessed. Ever since he converted, he has been off, and he went their twice for vomiting. Your thoughts? Is it because he converted?
(25:44) Jennifer - How do you react when family members are involved with new age things and if I say anything they say I am bad energy and I’m afraid they will cut me off.
(33:52) Break 2
 Jim - I struggle with the idea of the devil. I feel like it takes away some of our free will. How do I come to terms with this?
(42:47) Dan - Wants to discuss ecumenism and debate it.

<ul>
<li>Patrick shares some email that came in over the weekend about how to use your time to serve your goals.</li>
<li>(7:12) Barbie - What is the right order of things in confession. Sometimes they make me say the act of contrition once I've left the confessional.</li>
<li>(11:12) Gus - my mom and I were talking about Ai, and I think it would be good to know so that you can get the sacraments and know when you need to go to confession.</li>
<li>Benedict - I am a senior in high school and I need advice on how to keep my faith in college when my family isn't there to keep in accountable.</li>
<li>(20:16) Break 1</li>
<li>Patrick - My son recently became Muslim, and I think he might be possessed. Ever since he converted, he has been off, and he went their twice for vomiting. Your thoughts? Is it because he converted?</li>
<li>(25:44) Jennifer - How do you react when family members are involved with new age things and if I say anything they say I am bad energy and I’m afraid they will cut me off.</li>
<li>(33:52) Break 2</li>
<li> Jim - I struggle with the idea of the devil. I feel like it takes away some of our free will. How do I come to terms with this?</li>
<li>(42:47) Dan - Wants to discuss ecumenism and debate it.</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: April 29, 2024 – Hour 1

Listener Gary from Denver bares his soul, revealing a lifelong struggle with theft and sin. Here's a powerful and personal exchange that might just inspire you.



Patrick Madrid: "Let's go to Gary now in Denver. Good morning, Gary."



Gary: "Good morning, Patrick. I'm a senior citizen, and I've spent my life sinning, mostly through shoplifting. I've been to confession, but it felt perfunctory. I feel doomed to hell because I think I can sin until an hour before I die and then be forgiven."



Patrick: "Yes, Gary, if that's your mindset, you are indeed on the road to hell. The sin of presumption, assuming you can game God's mercy, is a form of pride. You don’t know when your life will end, and banking on a last-minute change of heart is perilous. But there's hope. You can stop if you truly want to, with God's grace and maybe a 12-step program like CatholicInRecovery.com."



A month later:



Gary: "I've been thinking about what you said. I've stopped stealing for 30 days now. It's a daily struggle, but I pray every morning for strength. I still need to go to confession properly."



Patrick: "That's amazing progress, Gary. Go to confession soon. Jesus’ grace in the sacrament will strengthen you. Consider restitution, perhaps donating to charity. 



Gary: "Thank you, Patrick. Your directness helped. I'm feeling closer to God and committed to changing my ways."



This touching dialogue between Patrick and Gary shows the transformative power of God’s grace and the importance of confession. It’s never too late to turn away from sin and embrace a new life with Christ. Let Gary's journey inspire you to seek forgiveness and change your path today. 

Listener Gary from Denver bares his soul, revealing a lifelong struggle with theft and sin. Here's a powerful and personal exchange that might just inspire you. 
 
<hr>
Patrick Madrid: "Let's go to Gary now in Denver. Good morning, Gary."
 
Gary: "Good morning, Patrick. I'm a senior citizen, and I've spent my life sinning, mostly through shoplifting. I've been to confession, but it felt perfunctory. I feel doomed to hell because I think I can sin until an hour before I die and then be forgiven."
 
Patrick: "Yes, Gary, if that's your mindset, you are indeed on the road to hell. The sin of presumption, assuming you can game God's mercy, is a form of pride. You don’t know when your life will end, and banking on a last-minute change of heart is perilous. But there's hope. You can stop if you truly want to, with God's grace and maybe a 12-step program like CatholicInRecovery.com."
 
A month later:
 
Gary: "I've been thinking about what you said. I've stopped stealing for 30 days now. It's a daily struggle, but I pray every morning for strength. I still need to go to confession properly."
 
Patrick: "That's amazing progress, Gary. Go to confession soon. Jesus’ grace in the sacrament will strengthen you. Consider restitution, perhaps donating to charity. 
 
Gary: "Thank you, Patrick. Your directness helped. I'm feeling closer to God and committed to changing my ways."
 
<hr>
This touching dialogue between Patrick and Gary shows the transformative power of God’s grace and the importance of confession. It’s never too late to turn away from sin and embrace a new life with Christ. Let Gary's journey inspire you to seek forgiveness and change your path today.

"Will This Sin Send Me to Hell?" (Special Podcast Highlight)

How has your life been changed by the Eucharist?



As the National Eucharistic Congress in July approaches, Patrick Madrid reflects on the mystery and significance of this Holy Sacrament. 



Key Points:



Eucharist 101: Transubstantiation Explained 📖:



Not Just Bread and Wine: The elements become the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus. 



Transubstantiation: A big word that describes the change during Mass, where the substance changes but the accidents (appearance) remain the same.



Illustration: Using the example of a red rubber bouncy ball, Patrick explains how the substance differs from its characteristics.



Biblical Basis and Church Teaching 📜:



John Chapter 6: Jesus' teachings about eating His flesh and drinking His blood as true food and drink. When talking to Protestants about this teaching, look no further than this Bible passage. 



Catholic Doctrine: We as Catholics take Jesus at His word and believe in His real presence in the Eucharist, unlike symbolic interpretations in other denominations. Other Protestant services have just bread and grape juice. Even if a Protestant denomination might think that Jesus is present in the Eucharist, He is not. A validly ordained priest must consecrate the Host. 



Power of the Eucharist:



Words from Fr. Mark Beard: Highlighting the reality of Jesus in the Eucharist and its profound significance.



Satanist Recognition: Even those opposed to Christ recognize the true presence in the Catholic Eucharist, seeking to desecrate it, unlike bread from other denominations. This should be a wakeup call for us as Catholics! Do we take this sacrament as seriously as we should? What are we doing to protect and reverence Jesus in the Holy Eucharist? 



Call to Action 📢:



Catholics: Embrace and receive the Eucharist regularly, acknowledging that Jesus is there. Let's not take Jesus' sacrifice for granted! 



Non-Catholics: Please consider becoming Catholic so that you can experience the fullness of Jesus in the Eucharist. Being able to receive Him every day is truly the greatest gift in the world.



Thought-Provoking Questions 🧠:



Why did some disciples leave Jesus after His teaching in John 6?



How does the doctrine of transubstantiation deepen your understanding of the Eucharist?

How has your life been changed by the Eucharist?
 
As the <a href="https://relevantradio.com/indianapolis/">National Eucharistic Congress</a> in July approaches, Patrick Madrid reflects on the mystery and significance of this Holy Sacrament. 
 
Key Points:
 
Eucharist 101: Transubstantiation Explained 📖:
 
Not Just Bread and Wine: The elements become the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus. 
 
Transubstantiation: A big word that describes the change during Mass, where the substance changes but the accidents (appearance) remain the same.
 
Illustration: Using the example of a red rubber bouncy ball, Patrick explains how the substance differs from its characteristics.
 
Biblical Basis and Church Teaching 📜:
 
John Chapter 6: Jesus' teachings about eating His flesh and drinking His blood as true food and drink. When talking to Protestants about this teaching, look no further than this Bible passage. 
 
Catholic Doctrine: We as Catholics take Jesus at His word and believe in His real presence in the Eucharist, unlike symbolic interpretations in other denominations. Other Protestant services have just bread and grape juice. Even if a Protestant denomination might think that Jesus is present in the Eucharist, He is not. A validly ordained priest must consecrate the Host. 
 
Power of the Eucharist:
 
Words from Fr. Mark Beard: Highlighting the reality of Jesus in the Eucharist and its profound significance.
 
Satanist Recognition: Even those opposed to Christ recognize the true presence in the Catholic Eucharist, seeking to desecrate it, unlike bread from other denominations. This should be a wakeup call for us as Catholics! Do we take this sacrament as seriously as we should? What are we doing to protect and reverence Jesus in the Holy Eucharist? 
 
Call to Action 📢:
 
Catholics: Embrace and receive the Eucharist regularly, acknowledging that Jesus is there. Let's not take Jesus' sacrifice for granted! 
 
Non-Catholics: Please consider becoming Catholic so that you can experience the fullness of Jesus in the Eucharist. Being able to receive Him every day is truly the greatest gift in the world.
 
Thought-Provoking Questions 🧠:
 
Why did some disciples leave Jesus after His teaching in John 6?
 
How does the doctrine of transubstantiation deepen your understanding of the Eucharist?

"How Do I Know that Jesus is Truly Present in the Eucharist?" (Special Podcast Highlight)

Patrick reads and responds to an email from Ke

Break 01

Break 02

I was able to work part time as an engineer an

What happens to our Guardian Angels when we di

I didn't have the option to not work full time

Patrick delves into powerful stories of faith journeys, like a Protestant man worried about converting to Catholicism due to his wife's opposition—an emotional turn of events that leads to an unexpected family conversion. He also tackles the work-life balance for moms, offering practical advice for maintaining a career while raising kids. Plus, he explores pivotal New Testament insights from Acts chapter 15 on the early Church's decisions.


Patrick reads and responds to an email from Ken who claims Patrick said non-Catholic weddings are invalid and that Catholics shouldn’t go to non-Catholic funerals (00:44)
Angel – Should I wait for my anti-Catholic husband to change his beliefs so we can both convert to Catholicism together?
Rita - I was able to work part time as an engineer and I was able to raise my kids. (34:50)
Richard - What happens to our Guardian Angels when we die? (44:47)
Monica - I didn't have the option to not work full time (47:36)
Bonnie - I was an attorney. When my first child was born, I chose to stay home. It has been the best decision in my life.

Patrick delves into powerful stories of faith journeys, like a Protestant man worried about converting to Catholicism due to his wife's opposition—an emotional turn of events that leads to an unexpected family conversion. He also tackles the work-life balance for moms, offering practical advice for maintaining a career while raising kids. Plus, he explores pivotal New Testament insights from Acts chapter 15 on the early Church's decisions.
 
<ul>
<li>Patrick reads and responds to an email from Ken who claims Patrick said non-Catholic weddings are invalid and that Catholics shouldn’t go to non-Catholic funerals (00:44)</li>
<li>Angel – Should I wait for my anti-Catholic husband to change his beliefs so we can both convert to Catholicism together?</li>
<li>Rita - I was able to work part time as an engineer and I was able to raise my kids. (34:50)</li>
<li>Richard - What happens to our Guardian Angels when we die? (44:47)</li>
<li>Monica - I didn't have the option to not work full time (47:36)</li>
<li>Bonnie - I was an attorney. When my first child was born, I chose to stay home. It has been the best decision in my life.</li>
</ul>

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