Patrick dives into the timeless mystery of the Eucharist. He addresses why the last supper isn't just a one-time event, but a perpetuating sacrament through every mass up to today. Exploring theological insights from the Bible and early church fathers, Patrick also tackles Martin Luther's differing views and the ripple effects on Protestantism. It's a fascinating discussion, rich with historical and spiritual depth.

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• Louise - My granddaughter is into the Trans-movement. It is difficult for me to think that if she transitions then she won't be my granddaughter anymore. Should I mourn my granddaughter? (09:15)
• John - During the Last Supper, Jesus turned the bread into his body and blood, but why do we think it still changes today at Mass? (17:28)
• Megan - My 16-year-old son is dating a girl who is starting college. What should I do? (31:03)
• Erin - I am struggling with my faith and debilitating depression. Nothing seems to have changed since last time I talked with you. What can I do? (42:19)