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Patrick shares a study about how teen girls are experiencing record levels of sadness and suicide risk in direct relation to cell phone and porn addiction
Abby - Why do we say "I confess one baptism for the forgiveness of sins" in the creed at mass? I don't understand why the word “confess” is used.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made the unexpected announcement that she would be resigning from government after eight years in the role.
Thomas - I have heard of people going to Lourdes and having miracles. Is this verified?
Teen Girls Experiencing Record Levels of Sadness and Suicide Risk, CDC Says
Nicolas - Does the face of God change when a new person is born, since we are made in the image of God?

Patrick shares a study about how teen girls are experiencing record levels of sadness and suicide risk in direct relation to cell phone and porn addiction
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<li>Abby - Why do we say "I confess one baptism for the forgiveness of sins" in the creed at mass? I don't understand why the word “confess” is used.</li>
<li>Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made the unexpected announcement that she would be resigning from government after eight years in the role.</li>
<li>Thomas - I have heard of people going to Lourdes and having miracles. Is this verified?</li>
<li>Teen Girls Experiencing Record Levels of Sadness and Suicide Risk, CDC Says</li>
<li>Nicolas - Does the face of God change when a new person is born, since we are made in the image of God?</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show: February 15, 2023 - Hour 1

Kip (email) - As a cradle Catholic who has alw

Mark - I thought that being born again was eno

Break

Dan - You gave me research to do on the early 

Kathy - How do I deal with Jehovah's Witnesses

Rafael - Why are we referred to as Roman Catho

Patrick explores pressing listener questions about Catholic practices, why posture at Mass matters, and what true unity looks like when traditions shift unexpectedly. Scriptural references and personal stories fuel a wide-ranging exchange on receiving Communion with the right preparation, the impact of Church history on faith, and facing challenges from Jehovah’s Witnesses or Mormons at the door. Those conversations stretch from investigating the label “Roman Catholic” to untangling misunderstandings about the sacraments, all while encouraging listeners to keep pursuing clarity and reverence in their faith journey.

 
Kip (email) - As a cradle Catholic who has always knelt in reverence after the Lamb of God, I was so disturbed by the complete lack of kneeling and overall irreverence during the Liturgy of the Eucharist at a new parish I tried yesterday that it felt like a Protestant service and has left me convinced such practices are eroding belief in Christ’s true presence in the Eucharist and leading the flock astray. (00:46)
Mark - I thought that being born again was enough. Why do I need 7 sacraments? (05:21)
Dan - You gave me research to do on the early Church, and I now agree with you. Can you give me details on Linus, Cletus and Clement? (20:46)
Kathy - How do I deal with Jehovah's Witnesses? Also thank you for the advice you gave me 2 months ago. (37:59)
Rafael - Why are we referred to as Roman Catholics?

Originally Aired on 07-27-2026

Patrick explores pressing listener questions about Catholic practices, why posture at Mass matters, and what true unity looks like when traditions shift unexpectedly. Scriptural references and personal stories fuel a wide-ranging exchange on receiving Communion with the right preparation, the impact of Church history on faith, and facing challenges from Jehovah&rsquo;s Witnesses or Mormons at the door. Those conversations stretch from investigating the label &ldquo;Roman Catholic&rdquo; to untangling misunderstandings about the sacraments, all while encouraging listeners to keep pursuing clarity and reverence in their faith journey.
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<li>Kip (email) - As a cradle Catholic who has always knelt in reverence after the Lamb of God, I was so disturbed by the complete lack of kneeling and overall irreverence during the Liturgy of the Eucharist at a new parish I tried yesterday that it felt like a Protestant service and has left me convinced such practices are eroding belief in Christ&rsquo;s true presence in the Eucharist and leading the flock astray. (00:46)</li>
<li>Mark - I thought that being born again was enough. Why do I need 7 sacraments? (05:21)</li>
<li>Dan - You gave me research to do on the early Church, and I now agree with you. Can you give me details on Linus, Cletus and Clement? (20:46)</li>
<li>Kathy - How do I deal with Jehovah's Witnesses? Also thank you for the advice you gave me 2 months ago. (37:59)</li>
<li>Rafael - Why are we referred to as Roman Catholics?</li>
</ul>
Originally Aired on 07-27-2026

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 03, 2026 - Hour 1

Rick - I had a discussion with a Protestant 

Deidra - I heard your comment about the Holy G

Break 

Jake - Why is a couple forced to be married in

Juan - My wife had an abortion many years ag

Stuart - What are the anatomical features of t

Don - Encourages the last caller to not go thr

Patrick opens the lines to questions on everything from the nuances of calling oneself Catholic versus Roman Catholic, to the thorny spaces of marriage, conversion, and sacramental life when couples move at different speeds. He moves between callers wrestling with Protestant arguments on faith and works, personal battles with divorce, haunting memories of abortion, and even speculation about the glorified resurrected body and incorrupt saints. Unexpected candor and tension ripple beneath discussions as Patrick brings clarity and hope, offering listeners both practical steps and spiritual encouragement.

 
Patrick continues his conversation with Rafael from the previous hour about by we are referred to as “Roman Catholics”
Rick - I had a discussion with a Protestant and quoted James about faith and works. He said that the Book of James was just for the Jews and not for non-Jewish people. (06:21)
Deidra - I heard your comment about the Holy Ghost. When 120 disciples were up in the upper room, they had the power to speak in tongues but didn’t have power to heal. People don’t speak in tongues anymore. (10:34)
Jake - Why is a couple forced to be married in the Church if both are Catholic, but if only one is Catholic they are not required to be married in the Church? (16:56)
Juan – My wife had an abortion many years ago and I still have guilt (33:52)
Stuart - What are the anatomical features of the resurrected body? (40:01)
Don - Encourages the last caller to not go through divorce and to stick it out (46:17)

Originally Aired on 07-27-2026

Patrick opens the lines to questions on everything from the nuances of calling oneself Catholic versus Roman Catholic, to the thorny spaces of marriage, conversion, and sacramental life when couples move at different speeds. He moves between callers wrestling with Protestant arguments on faith and works, personal battles with divorce, haunting memories of abortion, and even speculation about the glorified resurrected body and incorrupt saints. Unexpected candor and tension ripple beneath discussions as Patrick brings clarity and hope, offering listeners both practical steps and spiritual encouragement.
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<li>Patrick continues his conversation with Rafael from the previous hour about by we are referred to as &ldquo;Roman Catholics&rdquo;</li>
<li>Rick - I had a discussion with a Protestant and quoted James about faith and works. He said that the Book of James was just for the Jews and not for non-Jewish people. (06:21)</li>
<li>Deidra - I heard your comment about the Holy Ghost. When 120 disciples were up in the upper room, they had the power to speak in tongues but didn&rsquo;t have power to heal. People don&rsquo;t speak in tongues anymore. (10:34)</li>
<li>Jake - Why is a couple forced to be married in the Church if both are Catholic, but if only one is Catholic they are not required to be married in the Church? (16:56)</li>
<li>Juan &ndash; My wife had an abortion many years ago and I still have guilt (33:52)</li>
<li>Stuart - What are the anatomical features of the resurrected body? (40:01)</li>
<li>Don - Encourages the last caller to not go through divorce and to stick it out (46:17)</li>
</ul>
Originally Aired on 07-27-2026

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 03, 2026 - Hour 2

Carmen (email) - You really think it's ok for 

Rose - Why do bodies need to be buried

John - What is the reason we pray the prayer o

Donna - How is it that the Catholic church mak

Fred - Women should stay home and raise the 

Scott - What is the definition of marriage

Steffanie - I stopped teaching so I can be wit

Stacy - Are priests not doing a good job warni

Katherine - My son and daughter-in-law are mee

Annette - I was looking for a new car, and a g

Michelle - I would like all parents to know th

Lory - Stay at home moms

Patrick explores the blessings and struggles Catholic families encounter, from moms torn between income and being with their kids to the Church’s teachings about burial, relics, and sacramental marriage. He answers questions on choosing faith-driven paths in a world of mixed messages, why certain Church practices matter, and how civil law interacts with belief. Through vivid stories and heartfelt exchanges, Patrick reveals how grace and patience thread through ordinary days, rooting people in hope even as life gets messy.

 
Carmen (email) - You really think it's ok for a mom to quit her job and go on food stamps so the family can live on her husband's income? Wouldn't you think this would be a reason to limit family size using NFP, rather than going on welfare? (00:38)
Rose - Why do bodies need to be buried? What’s wrong with cremation and keeping the ashes? (03:30)
John - What is the reason we pray the prayer of St. Michael at the end of Mass? (09:32)
Donna - How is it that the Catholic church makes relics out of the bodies of the Saints and spreads the body parts across the world? (10:53)
Fred – Women should stay home and raise the family. Let your husband take care of the bills. (13:04)
Scott - What is the definition of marriage? (15:08)
Steffanie - I stopped teaching so I can be with my third baby. It’s not easy. (24:50)
Stacy - Are priests not doing a good job warning people about going to hell? (30:22)
Katherine - My son and daughter-in-law are meeting with the priest about becoming Catholic. During a recent meeting, the priest said he can go to confession (about marrying civilly) and go to Holy Communion. Would he be compounding sin upon sin? (40:45)
Annette - I was looking for a new car, and a great surprise came through! (44:54)
Michelle - I would like all parents to know that when kids are noisy at Mass, I am not bothered at all. The fact that there are there is a blessing and a joy (48:07)
Lory - Stay at home moms: I was able to do that also. I had my own business and I was able to bring them with me. So many people told me that I should put my kids in day care. (49:57)

Originally Aired on 07-27-2026

Patrick explores the blessings and struggles Catholic families encounter, from moms torn between income and being with their kids to the Church&rsquo;s teachings about burial, relics, and sacramental marriage. He answers questions on choosing faith-driven paths in a world of mixed messages, why certain Church practices matter, and how civil law interacts with belief. Through vivid stories and heartfelt exchanges, Patrick reveals how grace and patience thread through ordinary days, rooting people in hope even as life gets messy.
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<li>Carmen (email) - You really think it's ok for a mom to quit her job and go on food stamps so the family can live on her husband's income? Wouldn't you think this would be a reason to limit family size using NFP, rather than going on welfare? (00:38)</li>
<li>Rose - Why do bodies need to be buried? What&rsquo;s wrong with cremation and keeping the ashes? (03:30)</li>
<li>John - What is the reason we pray the prayer of St. Michael at the end of Mass? (09:32)</li>
<li>Donna - How is it that the Catholic church makes relics out of the bodies of the Saints and spreads the body parts across the world? (10:53)</li>
<li>Fred &ndash; Women should stay home and raise the family. Let your husband take care of the bills. (13:04)</li>
<li>Scott - What is the definition of marriage? (15:08)</li>
<li>Steffanie - I stopped teaching so I can be with my third baby. It&rsquo;s not easy. (24:50)</li>
<li>Stacy - Are priests not doing a good job warning people about going to hell? (30:22)</li>
<li>Katherine - My son and daughter-in-law are meeting with the priest about becoming Catholic. During a recent meeting, the priest said he can go to confession (about marrying civilly) and go to Holy Communion. Would he be compounding sin upon sin? (40:45)</li>
<li>Annette - I was looking for a new car, and a great surprise came through! (44:54)</li>
<li>Michelle - I would like all parents to know that when kids are noisy at Mass, I am not bothered at all. The fact that there are there is a blessing and a joy (48:07)</li>
<li>Lory - Stay at home moms: I was able to do that also. I had my own business and I was able to bring them with me. So many people told me that I should put my kids in day care. (49:57)</li>
</ul>
Originally Aired on 07-27-2026

The Patrick Madrid Show: February 15, 2023 - Hour 1

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