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Patrick witnessed a guy getting hit by a car yesterday. Full on, direct impact. The man was thrown into the air, end over end above the car, and landed on the pavement. Patrick discusses how this is yet another example of why we should always be ready for death and how life can radically change from moment to moment.
Ed - I had a similar experience as the guy who was hit by the car and know that my guardian angel saved me
Ryan - Regarding the commentary from yesterday and 'calling no one your father.' What are the origins of the word father in English?
Roy - I worked in ERs for over 45 years and it made such an impact on me because there were so many people we could not save, but I prayed over many and baptized some of them. I cannot forget those images.
John - Question about the slaughter of innocence as it pertains to yesterday's show.  Did God intervene?

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Patrick witnessed a guy getting hit by a car yesterday. Full on, direct impact. The man was thrown into the air, end over end above the car, and landed on the pavement. Patrick discusses how this is yet another example of why we should always be ready for death and how life can radically change from moment to moment.
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<li>Ed - I had a similar experience as the guy who was hit by the car and know that my guardian angel saved me</li>
<li>Ryan - Regarding the commentary from yesterday and 'calling no one your father.' What are the origins of the word father in English?</li>
<li>Roy - I worked in ERs for over 45 years and it made such an impact on me because there were so many people we could not save, but I prayed over many and baptized some of them. I cannot forget those images.</li>
<li>John - Question about the slaughter of innocence as it pertains to yesterday's show. &nbsp;Did God intervene?</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show: February 03, 2022 - Hour 1

John - What do you think of freedom of relig

Anne - I attended 16 years of Catholic school 

Break 1

Jodi - Is there a limit to the amount of patro

Tracy - What is the Catholic teaching about so

Break 2

Pete - I think the Catholic religion needs to 

Claudia - We have to remember that this LGBTQ 

Yon - I am having a hard time with focusing in

Patrick explores Catholic life amid modern challenges, answering listeners anxious about religious freedom, campus controversies, and personal faith struggles with real honesty and warmth. Calls pour in about drag shows at Catholic universities, the meaning of patron saints, and coping with animosity for simply being Catholic, while Patrick steers each conversation toward practical hope and prayer. He listens, reassures, and never dodges the discomfort, inviting everyone to face questions head-on in the ordinary swirl of daily belief.

 
John – What do you think of freedom of religion? (00:46)
Anne - I attended 16 years of Catholic school and one of their fashion shows had men dressing up in women's clothing. What can I do? (07:57)
Jodi - Is there a limit to the amount of patron saints someone has? (19:01)
Tracy - What is the Catholic teaching about someone in leadership that is openly gay? (25:05)
Pete - I think the Catholic religion needs to confront these Catholic universities about their LGBTQ agendas. (38:01)
Claudia - We have to remember that this LGBTQ agenda is spiritual warfare and we need to pray. (43:20)
Yon - I am having a hard time focusing on my spirituality. Do you have any suggestions? (47:42)

Patrick explores Catholic life amid modern challenges, answering listeners anxious about religious freedom, campus controversies, and personal faith struggles with real honesty and warmth. Calls pour in about drag shows at Catholic universities, the meaning of patron saints, and coping with animosity for simply being Catholic, while Patrick steers each conversation toward practical hope and prayer. He listens, reassures, and never dodges the discomfort, inviting everyone to face questions head-on in the ordinary swirl of daily belief.
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<li>John &ndash; What do you think of freedom of religion? (00:46)</li>
<li>Anne - I attended 16 years of Catholic school and one of their fashion shows had men dressing up in women's clothing. What can I do? (07:57)</li>
<li>Jodi - Is there a limit to the amount of patron saints someone has? (19:01)</li>
<li>Tracy - What is the Catholic teaching about someone in leadership that is openly gay? (25:05)</li>
<li>Pete - I think the Catholic religion needs to confront these Catholic universities about their LGBTQ agendas. (38:01)</li>
<li>Claudia - We have to remember that this LGBTQ agenda is spiritual warfare and we need to pray. (43:20)</li>
<li>Yon - I am having a hard time focusing on my spirituality. Do you have any suggestions? (47:42)</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show: May 21, 2026 - Hour 1

Tony - Today is the Feast of the Cristeros. Wh

Zoila - The grandmother of a friend carried 

Tim (email) - I told a young man he can only

Anne - I am on Day 46 of a novena. Do I have t

Irene - Where does the Church stand with the C

Patrick explores the history and challenges of the Catholic Church in Mexico, tracing the shift from a nearly universal Catholic identity to intense government persecution and connecting Enlightenment influences to these dramatic changes. Listeners call with personal stories of family resistance during the Cristero era, while questions about sacraments, faith routines, and the Vatican’s handling of Church matters in China prompt frank exchanges. In the midst of heavy history, Patrick debates Catholic comedians, workplace faith moments, and why keeping memories alive matters for everyone listening.

 
Tony - Today is the Feast of the Cristeros. What is the connection between the Cristeros and Enlightenment? Here’s a link to Patrick’s talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z__ti5BiQz0 (00:55)
Here’s a link to Patrick and Fr. Schmitz’s debate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtRkdoF_siY
Zoila – The grandmother of a friend carried ammunition to the Cristeros in Mexico. (31:35)
Tim (email) – I told a young man he can only be baptized once. Did I do the right thing? (38:08)
Anne - I am on Day 46 of a novena. Do I have to start my novena over if I missed a day? (43:43)
Irene - Where does the Church stand with the CCP in China electing bishops? (47:17)

Patrick explores the history and challenges of the Catholic Church in Mexico, tracing the shift from a nearly universal Catholic identity to intense government persecution and connecting Enlightenment influences to these dramatic changes. Listeners call with personal stories of family resistance during the Cristero era, while questions about sacraments, faith routines, and the Vatican&rsquo;s handling of Church matters in China prompt frank exchanges. In the midst of heavy history, Patrick debates Catholic comedians, workplace faith moments, and why keeping memories alive matters for everyone listening.
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<li>Tony - Today is the Feast of the Cristeros. What is the connection between the Cristeros and Enlightenment? Here&rsquo;s a link to Patrick&rsquo;s talk: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z__ti5BiQz0">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z__ti5BiQz0</a> (00:55)</li>
<li>Here&rsquo;s a link to Patrick and Fr. Schmitz&rsquo;s debate: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtRkdoF_siY">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtRkdoF_siY</a></li>
<li>Zoila &ndash; The grandmother of a friend carried ammunition to the Cristeros in Mexico. (31:35)</li>
<li>Tim (email) &ndash; I told a young man he can only be baptized once. Did I do the right thing? (38:08)</li>
<li>Anne - I am on Day 46 of a novena. Do I have to start my novena over if I missed a day? (43:43)</li>
<li>Irene - Where does the Church stand with the CCP in China electing bishops? (47:17)</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show: May 21, 2026 - Hour 2

Irene – CCP in China electing bishops

Maria - I am a single woman in my 40s. How muc

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Paul (email) - How do I go about finding a spi

Tim - I had to talk my wife into marrying me.

Rose - Is it a sin if you can't concentrate 

Ted - You said you are not a spiritual advisor

Mary - My father is in the ICU. Does the Cat

Matt - No Christian legal expert would help me

Patrick responds directly to listeners, offering guidance on spirituality, relationships, and daily challenges through heartfelt exchanges and practical wisdom. Questions range from Catholic teaching on end-of-life care and feeding tubes to the nuances of physical attraction in marriage, and the risks parents might encounter in family court or when trusting neighbors. Faith, experience, and a willingness to address the tough stuff keep the conversation real and, at times, unexpectedly moving.

 
Irene – Why hasn’t anyone spoken out against the CCP in China electing bishops? (00:28)
Judy (email) – If there’s a problem with a Catholic school, I would go to the bishop.
Maria (email) – Should I let my daughter babysit for a family that practices yoga?
Maria - I am a single woman in my 40s. How much physical attraction do I need to find a holy spouse? (10:34)
Paul (email) - How do I go about finding a spiritual director? (22:58)
Tim - I had to talk my wife into marrying me. (26:47)
Rose – Is it a sin if you can't concentrate during the Rosary? (29:22)
Ted - You said you are not a spiritual advisor, but I think you are to me. I say you are my spiritual advisor when people ask where I get my advice from. Should I not say that anymore? (33:50)
Mary – My father is in the ICU. Does the Catholic Church approve of putting someone on a feeding tube? (40:46)
Matt - No Christian legal expert would help me because they didn’t want to get involved in family court. (46:53)

Patrick responds directly to listeners, offering guidance on spirituality, relationships, and daily challenges through heartfelt exchanges and practical wisdom. Questions range from Catholic teaching on end-of-life care and feeding tubes to the nuances of physical attraction in marriage, and the risks parents might encounter in family court or when trusting neighbors. Faith, experience, and a willingness to address the tough stuff keep the conversation real and, at times, unexpectedly moving.
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<li>Irene &ndash; Why hasn&rsquo;t anyone spoken out against the CCP in China electing bishops? (00:28)</li>
<li>Judy (email) &ndash; If there&rsquo;s a problem with a Catholic school, I would go to the bishop.</li>
<li>Maria (email) &ndash; Should I let my daughter babysit for a family that practices yoga?</li>
<li>Maria - I am a single woman in my 40s. How much physical attraction do I need to find a holy spouse? (10:34)</li>
<li>Paul (email) - How do I go about finding a spiritual director? (22:58)</li>
<li>Tim - I had to talk my wife into marrying me. (26:47)</li>
<li>Rose &ndash; Is it a sin if you can't concentrate during the Rosary? (29:22)</li>
<li>Ted - You said you are not a spiritual advisor, but I think you are to me. I say you are my spiritual advisor when people ask where I get my advice from. Should I not say that anymore? (33:50)</li>
<li>Mary &ndash; My father is in the ICU. Does the Catholic Church approve of putting someone on a feeding tube? (40:46)</li>
<li>Matt - No Christian legal expert would help me because they didn&rsquo;t want to get involved in family court. (46:53)</li>
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