Patrick opens with heartfelt prayer and listener calls, tackling questions about Catholic marriage, annulments, and conscience, while weaving in stories of parents facing adult children’s addiction. When John from Austin joins to share his journey to sobriety, the conversation shifts to hope and practical support. The pledge drive pulses in the background, offering gifts and a chance at a Poland pilgrimage with Drew Mariani, as Patrick reminds everyone that listener support fuels every moment.

• Lisa - My cousin is divorced and dating a man whose wife is deceased. What is the situation between her and this man if they marry? She cites Matthew 5:32 in support of getting married.  (01:22)
• Email – My adult children are not doing well and I’m disappointed in them, even embarrassed. I know it sounds selfish, but I don’t know what to say to people when they ask how they are doing. (05:41)
• John - I am a son of parents that struggle with alcoholism. I notice that the power of prayer does help. (15:00)
• Josie (email) - One of your fellow employees said that we should NEVER ask someone to go against his or her conscience, including those Catholics who don't want to get married in the church. How can you not be on the same page for such an important issue? (27:35)
• Preston (email) - Over the years, I have had this increasing despondency, like a desolation of the soul. Sometimes, I wonder, “What if it’s all a lie?”  (41:39)