Patrick covers some powerful ways to engage in faith-based conversations, especially when bridging gaps between different beliefs. He discusses essential reading materials for solidifying your arguments and how audio resources can facilitate sensitive discussions. Plus, he tackles the Olympics' controversial artistic choices and the deep resonance of personal stories through faith journeys.

• Bev - We found out my husband is a product of IVF and his parents never told him. He is struggling now with his identity and his parents are denying it. What should we do? Should we have children now that we know where he came from? (00:34)
• Michael - What do you think of the John Lennon son 'Imagine'? They played that song at the opening ceremonies. They said it has become a staple at the Olympics. I find that song insulting to religion. (11:21)
• James - How can I take Philippians 4 verses 6 and 7 to heart and not feel anxious? (18:29)
• Dusty - When did the Catholic Church come up with the idea of the Trinity?  If Mary had to be free of sin in order to carry Jesus, wouldn't her Grandmother need to have been free from sin? (25:29)
• Michael – How do I talk with a fallen away Catholic family member who is now a fundamentalist Baptist? (35:49)
• Jessica – There’s an article in The Guardian that the Olympic “Last Supper” scene wasn't based on the famous painting. (40:25)
• Luke – I called in 2017 when I was a protestant.  Just wanted to reach out and say I converted to Catholicism.  I’m married and now have a child. (46:43)