David - Is there a relationship between the wh

Dennis - Abraham interceding for Sodom and Gom

Break 01

Robert - I understand you give out moral opini

Break 02

Vince - I disagree with Robert. I don't want t

Pete - I don't see how any reasonable person c

Ryan – Patrick, how do you separate the wheat 

Patrick takes on bold listener questions about whether the Catholic Church is the “Whore of Babylon,” guiding a caller through scripture’s context while offering practical resources for seekers. He explores why simply being Catholic doesn’t guarantee salvation, weaving in stories of saints, sinners, and key teachings, and then fields passionate calls on faith, politics, and media manipulation, He always keeps the conversation anchored in Catholic moral principles while refusing to let emotions or propaganda set the agenda. Questions range from the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah to the challenge of discerning truth in a polarized, information-soaked world.

 
David - Is there a relationship between the whore of Babylon and the Catholic Church? (00:40)
Dennis - Abraham interceding for Sodom and Gomora: Why did God decide not to destroy it when it actually was destroyed? (10:20)
Robert - I understand you give out moral opinions about people's personal conduct but don't want to get to involved in government actions, but I think government actions have a moral dimension that affects people on a personal level. (18:53)
Vince - I disagree with Robert. I don't want to hear politics on your show. (37:12)
Pete - I don't see how any reasonable person can use a term like 'if'. Shame on you. (39:33)
Ryan – Patrick, how do you separate the wheat from the chafe when looking at political issues? You are doing a great job!

<p>Patrick takes on bold listener questions about whether the Catholic Church is the &ldquo;Whore of Babylon,&rdquo; guiding a caller through scripture&rsquo;s context while offering practical resources for seekers. He explores why simply being Catholic doesn&rsquo;t guarantee salvation, weaving in stories of saints, sinners, and key teachings, and then fields passionate calls on faith, politics, and media manipulation, He always keeps the conversation anchored in Catholic moral principles while refusing to let emotions or propaganda set the agenda. Questions range from the fate of Sodom and Gomorrah to the challenge of discerning truth in a polarized, information-soaked world.</p>
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<ul>
<li>David - Is there a relationship between the whore of Babylon and the Catholic Church? (00:40)</li>
<li>Dennis - Abraham interceding for Sodom and Gomora: Why did God decide not to destroy it when it actually was destroyed? (10:20)</li>
<li>Robert - I understand you give out moral opinions about people's personal conduct but don't want to get to involved in government actions, but I think government actions have a moral dimension that affects people on a personal level. (18:53)</li>
<li>Vince - I disagree with Robert. I don't want to hear politics on your show. (37:12)</li>
<li>Pete - I don't see how any reasonable person can use a term like 'if'. Shame on you. (39:33)</li>
<li>Ryan &ndash; Patrick, how do you separate the wheat from the chafe when looking at political issues? You are doing a great job!</li>
</ul>

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