I was concerned that I was being vain because 

Break

Does the Vail have to be lacy in order to wear

Rocco - My wife does her own hair I just need to buy her the hair colors. I am so lucky.
Monica - Coloring Hair: I was concerned that I was being vain because I was wearing makeup. (02:45)
Elizabeth - Pregnant women should not color their hair.
Elvita - I teach at a school and the teacher is making the kids do an assignment on different cultures. A little girl told me that she didn't have a religion. I tried to help her find a religion and she recognized Mary, so I knew she was Catholic.
Richard - If a priest didn't say anything and an innocent man got executed, would that be a sin?
Charles - Testimony of a priest wouldn't be enough to get someone out of jail for murder. They would need evidence.
Thomas - I think I am being called to the priesthood but don’t know where to start
Kim - Does the Vail have to be lacy in order to wear it at Church? (47:13)

<ul>
<li>Rocco - My wife does her own hair I just need to buy her the hair colors. I am so lucky.</li>
<li>Monica - Coloring Hair: I was concerned that I was being vain because I was wearing makeup. (02:45)</li>
<li>Elizabeth - Pregnant women should not color their hair.</li>
<li>Elvita - I teach at a school and the teacher is making the kids do an assignment on different cultures. A little girl told me that she didn't have a religion. I tried to help her find a religion and she recognized Mary, so I knew she was Catholic.</li>
<li>Richard - If a priest didn't say anything and an innocent man got executed, would that be a sin?</li>
<li>Charles - Testimony of a priest wouldn't be enough to get someone out of jail for murder. They would need evidence.</li>
<li>Thomas - I think I am being called to the priesthood but don’t know where to start</li>
<li>Kim - Does the Vail have to be lacy in order to wear it at Church? (47:13)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show is your source for the latest in current events and contemporary issues. Join host Patrick Madrid for compelling insights, lively conversations, and encouragement for your day!

Bringing Christ to the world through the media

The Patrick Madrid Show

The Patrick Madrid Show: February 05, 2024 - Hour 3

15 Things to Do with Your Father While He Is S

Break 1

Monique - I remembered my dad at around 6 mont

Joanne - I grew up in the 50s and my dad would

Break 2

Patrick shares stories about growing up and encourages listeners to cherish connections with their fathers now while they still can.

 
15 Things to Do with Your Father While He Is Still Alive (00:45)
Monique - I remembered my dad at around 6 months old. My dad and his friends were smoking in the kitchen.  (21:32)
Joanne - I grew up in the 50s and my dad would always tell us he loved us and stressed love and forgiveness his whole life. I am just so thankful for him. (26:27)

Patrick shares stories about growing up and encourages listeners to cherish connections with their fathers now while they still can.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>15 Things to Do with Your Father While He Is Still Alive (00:45)</li>
<li>Monique - I remembered my dad at around 6 months old. My dad and his friends were smoking in the kitchen. &nbsp;(21:32)</li>
<li>Joanne - I grew up in the 50s and my dad would always tell us he loved us and stressed love and forgiveness his whole life. I am just so thankful for him. (26:27)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: January 19, 2026 - Hour 1

Connie - Does your father still remember the o

J.C. - I appreciate the list you are sharing.

Mary - My dad taught me how to drive, and I am

Mary - My sisters and I split the remains of m

Rhonda - Why are sheep venerated in the Bible 

Karen (email) - I went back to confession th

Todd (email) - Might we be doing students a di

Using soft LED lights led to an 84% drop in su

Matt - Can you talk about the difference betwe

Patrick pulls listeners into raw, real conversation about the power of fathers, and answers tough calls about honoring loved ones’ remains, the meaning of suffering, and the nuances of righteousness.

 
Connie - Does your father still remember the old music you talk about? (02:21)
J.C. - I appreciate the list you are sharing. It makes me want to show more love for my dad. (08:00)
Mary - My dad taught me how to drive, and I am thankful for that. Because of that, I got into a 30-year driving career. (12:51)
Mary - My sisters and I split the remains of my mother (before I knew we shouldn’t do that). My sister passed away and her nephew offered me some of her remains. Should I have accepted her remains? (14:02)
Rhonda - Why are sheep venerated in the Bible when goats are not? (21:24)
Karen (email) – I went back to confession thanks to Patrick (29:31)
Todd (email) - Might we be doing students a disservice by tempting them through potential peer pressure or a go-with-the-flow mentality to receive communion when they may not be predisposed to receive? (32:24)
Using soft LED lights led to an 84% drop in suicide attempts in Japan (40:38)
Matt - Can you talk about the difference between imputation of righteousness and infused righteousness? How to Protestants misuse passages here? (45:01)

Patrick pulls listeners into raw, real conversation about the power of fathers, and answers tough calls about honoring loved ones&rsquo; remains, the meaning of suffering, and the nuances of righteousness.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Connie - Does your father still remember the old music you talk about? (02:21)</li>
<li>J.C. - I appreciate the list you are sharing. It makes me want to show more love for my dad. (08:00)</li>
<li>Mary - My dad taught me how to drive, and I am thankful for that. Because of that, I got into a 30-year driving career. (12:51)</li>
<li>Mary - My sisters and I split the remains of my mother (before I knew we shouldn&rsquo;t do that). My sister passed away and her nephew offered me some of her remains. Should I have accepted her remains? (14:02)</li>
<li>Rhonda - Why are sheep venerated in the Bible when goats are not? (21:24)</li>
<li>Karen (email) &ndash; I went back to confession thanks to Patrick (29:31)</li>
<li>Todd (email) - Might we be doing students a disservice by tempting them through potential peer pressure or a go-with-the-flow mentality to receive communion when they may not be predisposed to receive? (32:24)</li>
<li>Using soft LED lights led to an 84% drop in suicide attempts in Japan (40:38)</li>
<li>Matt - Can you talk about the difference between imputation of righteousness and infused righteousness? How to Protestants misuse passages here? (45:01)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: January 19, 2026 - Hour 2

Michael (email) - We're not living in the 15th

Lou - How can you pray to the saints when they

Break 

Justine - The remains of my father were cremat

Kevin (email) - Question about cremations an

Carmen (email) - How can I advise a young man 

Michael - My mom and dad wanted their ashes to

Patrick answers questions about changes in Catholic teaching on capital punishment and explains praying to saints with sharp scriptural references. He fields calls about family disputes over cremation and addresses the influence of Jordan Peterson on young Catholics, weaving in biblical perspectives on marriage and tradition. Rapid-fire yet thoughtful, Patrick’s responses bring clarity and conviction to a swirl of faith, culture, and personal struggle.

 
Michael (email) - We're not living in the 15th century anymore (00:51)
Lou - How can you pray to the saints when they are already dead? (11:26)
Justine - The remains of my father were cremated. My sibling wants to split the ashes and disperse the ashes into the ocean. How much effort should I put in to get my dad a proper burial? (23:15)
Kevin (email) – Question about cremations and spreading ashes (37:00)
Carmen (email) - How can I advise a young man to begin learning about Catholicism the right way or in hopes of correcting his mindset? (39:50)
Michael - My mom and dad wanted their ashes to be put together. I did not do it and had them put in a Veteran's cemetery at no cost. (46:16)

Patrick answers questions about changes in Catholic teaching on capital punishment and explains praying to saints with sharp scriptural references. He fields calls about family disputes over cremation and addresses the influence of Jordan Peterson on young Catholics, weaving in biblical perspectives on marriage and tradition. Rapid-fire yet thoughtful, Patrick&rsquo;s responses bring clarity and conviction to a swirl of faith, culture, and personal struggle.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Michael (email) - We're not living in the 15th century anymore (00:51)</li>
<li>Lou - How can you pray to the saints when they are already dead? (11:26)</li>
<li>Justine - The remains of my father were cremated. My sibling wants to split the ashes and disperse the ashes into the ocean. How much effort should I put in to get my dad a proper burial? (23:15)</li>
<li>Kevin (email) &ndash; Question about cremations and spreading ashes (37:00)</li>
<li>Carmen (email) - How can I advise a young man to begin learning about Catholicism the right way or in hopes of correcting his mindset? (39:50)</li>
<li>Michael - My mom and dad wanted their ashes to be put together. I did not do it and had them put in a Veteran's cemetery at no cost. (46:16)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: February 05, 2024 - Hour 3

In 1 playlist(s)

The Patrick Madrid Show

Social links

Follow podcast

Recent clips