Patrick shares a deeply moving and powerful email from a listener named Sherry from Milwaukee. Sherry recounts her life-changing experience at the National Eucharistic Congress, where she felt Jesus guiding her to take an extraordinary and courageous step. Despite the unimaginable tragedy of losing her daughter and unborn granddaughter in a horrific murder, Sherry feels called to visit the murderer in prison and present him with a Bible, symbolizing the forgiveness etched in Jesus's heart.

• If you are interested in learning more about how to defend your faith against an atheist, Patrick recommends “The Last Superstition” by Edward Feser and “The Godless Delusion” by Ken Hensley and Patrick Madrid
• Annette – Exodus 21:16 - God is not for slavery. (06:37)
• Anai - I found your radio station, learned a ton about the Catholic faith, and I converted! (10:41)
• Lane - What happens to our memories when we die?
• Rose – Do you know how many kinds of birth control pills there are?
• Joselin - I have a mental illness which is affecting my Christianity. Because of autism, I can't focus on my faith in God. What should I do? (26:19)
• Sherrie (email) – A sad but incredible story about forgiveness (34:13)
• Juan - Friends are married, but not in church.  They go to communion.  Is this permissible? (37:03)
• Mary Ann – I was recently married in the Catholic Church.  I’m Catholic, he is not.  Children went to visit their aunt and received ashes of their mother in a necklace.  There was no funeral or remembrance ceremony.  Wants to know what do in this situation. (39:52
• Miles – Comment about inequality and discrimination