Patrick answers an array of listener questions, moving quickly from struggles with unwanted intrusive thoughts and the unique intersection of faith and mental health to the practicalities of breastfeeding at Mass, yoga in schools, and whether parents should name guardian angels. Topics like persistent prayer, liturgical definitions, and the accessibility of sought-after priests reveal how Catholic tradition intersects with messy, daily life. Humor bubbles up amid serious moments, as stories touch on everything from praying for safe pregnancies to confronting pride when doors close.

• Tom - I get bad unwanted thoughts too. They are real, and I am on four different meds. They are either obsession from the evil one or mental. (00:41)
• Kathy - Should a woman leave the pew to breastfeed her child during Mass or is it okay for them to stay in the pew? (03:59)
• Devon - Teacher at my kid’s school said they are doing yoga. How can I talk to them to get them out of that class? (08:38)
• Myra - Breastfeeding is natural and covering up when feeding is not an issue (11:12)
• Neon - Are angels smarter than humans and why can't I name mine? (18:52)
• Lourdes - How can I define liturgy to family who left the church? (23:20)
• Emily - Does canon law prohibit me from seeking council from talking to a priest outside of my parish?
• Robert (email) – Charlie Kirk deserves the truth, not the quick narrative. (31:40)
• Alex – Are there any good prayers for pregnancy? (40:37)
• Emily - Does canon law prohibit me from seeking council from talking to a priest outside of my parish? (44:17)