Patrick opens the show questioning the growing use of AI for deeply personal acts, like crafting obituaries, sparking a spirited exchange with Cyrus over whether technology helps or hinders heartfelt expression. News of Pope Leo gathering more than a million young people for a powerful Jubilee stirs memories and hopes for unity. Listener calls draw Patrick’s compassionate guidance, as he encourages empathy for families navigating public worship with children who have special needs, finding meaning and sanctification even within distractions.

• AI now starting to write obituaries (00:53)
• Pope Leo brings youth jubilee to a close with mass for more than a million (18:15)
• Anna - A family has an autistic son at Church. He gets agitated during the High Latin Mass and makes a lot of noise. What should we do? (24:50)
• Michelle (email) - Do you understand where the Seventh Day Adventist believes the antichrist will come thru? (36:44)
• Ken (email) - It appears truly Christian Churches believe in the same Lord but differ in the exact same way of practicing their beliefs. (39:37)
• Kelly - Thank you for how you responded to the woman dealing with the autistic man. It meant a lot to me as someone who works with individuals like that. (44:37)