Break 1

Mark (email) – I can’t work for Hobby Lobby be

Bree (email) -  I don’t see how it is possible

Vittorio (14-years-old) - I just learned about

Paul - Where did Moses and Elijah come from wh

Break 2

Shanna (email) - When I write about Jesus or G

Adam (email) - In Luke 1, we see the angel Gab

Cindy - Regarding not being afraid of death: J

Nader - My son is in preschool and one of the 

Patrick fields heartfelt questions about Catholic life: everything from dressing for Mass and whether to apply for jobs at faith-based companies, to wrestling with confession, doubts, and past mistakes. He welcomes callers young and old, offering personal stories, practical wisdom, and a bit of humor while urging listeners to keep God at the center. One moment, he’s guiding a parent through concerns about yoga in preschool, the next, encouraging a teen to treasure purity and see parents as a gift from God.

 
Mark (email) – I can’t work for Hobby Lobby because they aren’t Catholic (Patrick disagrees with this opinion) (04:44)
Bree (email) -  I don’t see how it is possible to ever be in the state of grace. (07:43)
Vittorio (14-years-old) - I just learned about the sacredness of human reproduction. How can I protect that sacredness when I enter into a relationship? How can I not fall into the fear when I am near death? (13:44)
Paul - Where did Moses and Elijah come from when they met Jesus? Were they in purgatory? (25:48)
Shanna (email) - When I write about Jesus or God, and my sentence includes the word "He" or "Him," I capitalize the word. In much of my research, however, I have noticed that many Catholic resources do not capitalize "he" or "him," when making this same reference. (29:46)
Adam (email) - In Luke 1, we see the angel Gabriel appear to Zechariah and then to Mary. If angles are spiritual beings and don’t have bodies like we humans do, how is it then that angels appear to us? In other words, how is it that we can visually perceive spiritual beings? (33:02)
Cindy - Regarding not being afraid of death: Jesus and JPII said “do not be afraid”. The caller, Vittorio, reminded me of Carlo Acutis. I started a course called Becoming a saint .com which is really helpful and I think we are all called to be saints (37:14)
Nader - My son is in preschool and one of the teachers teaches yoga. Is that okay for our kid to do? How do I handle this? (43:37)

<p>Patrick fields heartfelt questions about Catholic life: everything from dressing for Mass and whether to apply for jobs at faith-based companies, to wrestling with confession, doubts, and past mistakes. He welcomes callers young and old, offering personal stories, practical wisdom, and a bit of humor while urging listeners to keep God at the center. One moment, he&rsquo;s guiding a parent through concerns about yoga in preschool, the next, encouraging a teen to treasure purity and see parents as a gift from God.</p>
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<ul>
<li>Mark (email) &ndash; I can&rsquo;t work for Hobby Lobby because they aren&rsquo;t Catholic (Patrick disagrees with this opinion) (04:44)</li>
<li>Bree (email) - &nbsp;I don&rsquo;t see how it is possible to ever be in the state of grace. (07:43)</li>
<li>Vittorio (14-years-old) - I just learned about the sacredness of human reproduction. How can I protect that sacredness when I enter into a relationship? How can I not fall into the fear when I am near death? (13:44)</li>
<li>Paul - Where did Moses and Elijah come from when they met Jesus? Were they in purgatory? (25:48)</li>
<li>Shanna (email) - When I write about Jesus or God, and my sentence includes the word "He" or "Him," I capitalize the word. In much of my research, however, I have noticed that many Catholic resources do not capitalize&nbsp;"he" or "him," when making this same reference. (29:46)</li>
<li>Adam (email) - In Luke 1, we see the angel Gabriel appear to Zechariah and then to Mary. If angles are spiritual beings and don&rsquo;t have bodies like we humans do, how is it then that angels appear to us? In other words, how is it that we can visually perceive spiritual beings? (33:02)</li>
<li>Cindy - Regarding not being afraid of death: Jesus and JPII said &ldquo;do not be afraid&rdquo;. The caller, Vittorio, reminded me of Carlo Acutis. I started a course called Becoming a saint .com which is really helpful and I think we are all called to be saints (37:14)</li>
<li>Nader - My son is in preschool and one of the teachers teaches yoga. Is that okay for our kid to do? How do I handle this? (43:37)</li>
</ul>

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