There is no way you can get three days and thr

Break 01

Thank you Patrick and Cyrus. I am not Catholic

Why do Churches have Adoration?

Break 02

I am an Aramaic Christian and when I hear I ne

Patrick engages in a lively discussion with Leon from Fort Myers about the timing of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, the interpretation of scripture, and the concept of sola scriptura. He dives deep into how the Church Fathers understand key biblical phrases and the historical context behind them. It's a thought-provoking exchange that challenges assumptions and underscores the richness of our Catholic traditions.


Leon - There is no way you can get three days and three nights if Jesus died on Friday and rose on Sunday, so he couldn't have died on Friday. (00:53)
Maggie - Thank you Patrick and Cyrus. I am not Catholic but I always enjoy listening to your show! (19:57)
Sadie (12-years-old) - Why do Churches have Adoration? (28:05)
Elijah - I am an Aramaic Christian and when I hear I need to convert; I wonder why I should? What are the differences? (36:11)

Patrick engages in a lively discussion with Leon from Fort Myers about the timing of Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, the interpretation of scripture, and the concept of sola scriptura. He dives deep into how the Church Fathers understand key biblical phrases and the historical context behind them. It's a thought-provoking exchange that challenges assumptions and underscores the richness of our Catholic traditions.
 
<ul>
<li>Leon - There is no way you can get three days and three nights if Jesus died on Friday and rose on Sunday, so he couldn't have died on Friday. (00:53)</li>
<li>Maggie - Thank you Patrick and Cyrus. I am not Catholic but I always enjoy listening to your show! (19:57)</li>
<li>Sadie (12-years-old) - Why do Churches have Adoration? (28:05)</li>
<li>Elijah - I am an Aramaic Christian and when I hear I need to convert; I wonder why I should? What are the differences? (36:11)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: July 09, 2024 - Hour 2

On The Patrick Madrid Show, you'll hear from Kaine, a listener who reached out from a place most of us can't even imagine—county jail. Kaine’s story is one of struggle, redemption, and the surprising ways God works in our lives, even in the darkest corners.



Kaine, who’s currently awaiting trial for a crime he says he didn’t commit, opened up about the difficult journey that led him to this point. Life hasn’t been easy for him—born prematurely to a mother addicted to cocaine, Kaine was eventually convicted of a crime he didn’t do, and that shadow has followed him for decades. It’s led him down paths of depression, substance abuse, and broken relationships.



But here’s where the story takes a turn. While sitting in his jail cell, Kaine stumbled upon Relevant Radio. And something incredible happened—he found hope. Listening to Patrick Madrid and Cyrus reminded him of who he used to be, a proud altar boy ringing the bells at Mass, filled with Catholic pride. That spark of faith was reignited, and for the first time in a long time, Kaine felt like God had a plan for him again.



Patrick assured him that he’s not alone—God is right there with him, even in his cell. He also connected him with some great resources, like the St. Dismas Guild, a prison ministry, and the Cenacolo Community, which helps people struggling with addiction.



Kaine’s story is such a powerful reminder that God can reach us anywhere, even in the most unlikely places. For Kaine, Relevant Radio has become more than just something to listen to—it’s a lifeline that brought him back to the faith that once gave him so much joy.



So, let’s keep Kaine in our prayers. His journey is still unfolding, but his courage to share it with us is already inspiring. 

On The Patrick Madrid Show, you'll hear from Kaine, a listener who reached out from a place most of us can't even imagine—county jail. Kaine’s story is one of struggle, redemption, and the surprising ways God works in our lives, even in the darkest corners.
 
Kaine, who’s currently awaiting trial for a crime he says he didn’t commit, opened up about the difficult journey that led him to this point. Life hasn’t been easy for him—born prematurely to a mother addicted to cocaine, Kaine was eventually convicted of a crime he didn’t do, and that shadow has followed him for decades. It’s led him down paths of depression, substance abuse, and broken relationships.
 
But here’s where the story takes a turn. While sitting in his jail cell, Kaine stumbled upon Relevant Radio. And something incredible happened—he found hope. Listening to Patrick Madrid and Cyrus reminded him of who he used to be, a proud altar boy ringing the bells at Mass, filled with Catholic pride. That spark of faith was reignited, and for the first time in a long time, Kaine felt like God had a plan for him again.
 
Patrick assured him that he’s not alone—God is right there with him, even in his cell. He also connected him with some great resources, like the <a href="https://stdismasguild.org/">St. Dismas Guild</a>, a prison ministry, and the <a href="https://www.hopereborn.org/">Cenacolo Community</a>, which helps people struggling with addiction.
 
Kaine’s story is such a powerful reminder that God can reach us anywhere, even in the most unlikely places. For Kaine, Relevant Radio has become more than just something to listen to—it’s a lifeline that brought him back to the faith that once gave him so much joy.
 
So, let’s keep Kaine in our prayers. His journey is still unfolding, but his courage to share it with us is already inspiring.

Relevant Radio Has Helped Me in Jail: A Testimony of An Innocent Man (Special Podcast Highlight)

In a heartrending episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, we witness a poignant conversation between Patrick Madrid and a caller named Erin from La Habra, California. Erin, carrying the heavy burden of past abortion, shares her struggle with faith, feeling abandoned and unworthy of God's love. 

To hear Patrick’s entire conversation with Erin . . . Click on this link!

Erin's voice trembles as she admits to feeling lost, unable to perceive God's presence or love. Patrick, with gentle firmness, encourages Erin not to give up. 

As the conversation unfolds, Erin reveals the root of her anguish: a past abortion that left her feeling unforgivable and disconnected from God. Patrick reassures her, firmly stating that such despair is not from the Holy Spirit but the lies of the devil, seeking to keep her in chains of guilt and shame. He reminds Erin of her identity as a baptized daughter of God, deserving of healing and joy.

Patrick encourages Erin to seek specific guidance, mentioning ministries like Rachel's Vineyard, known for helping individuals heal from the pain of abortion. 

Listeners from across the globe responded with overwhelming empathy and support for Erin, offering prayers and sharing resources. The outpouring of love shows a vital message: no one is beyond God's forgiveness and healing grace. Patrick's prays the Memorare and Our Father for Erin, joined by listeners worldwide.

Erin's story, while unique, reflects a common thread of human experience—the search for forgiveness, meaning, and peace in the aftermath of choices that haunt us. It's a reminder that healing is possible, community support is invaluable, and hope should never be abandoned.

Erin's journey is far from over, but with each step towards healing, she moves closer to understanding the profound depth of God's unconditional love and mercy.

In a heartrending episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, we witness a poignant conversation between Patrick Madrid and a caller named Erin from La Habra, California. Erin, carrying the heavy burden of past abortion, shares her struggle with faith, feeling abandoned and unworthy of God's love. 
<a href="https://relevantradio.com/2024/03/the-patrick-madrid-show-march-21-2024-hour-2/">To hear Patrick’s entire conversation with Erin . . . Click on this link!</a>
Erin's voice trembles as she admits to feeling lost, unable to perceive God's presence or love. Patrick, with gentle firmness, encourages Erin not to give up. 
As the conversation unfolds, Erin reveals the root of her anguish: a past abortion that left her feeling unforgivable and disconnected from God. Patrick reassures her, firmly stating that such despair is not from the Holy Spirit but the lies of the devil, seeking to keep her in chains of guilt and shame. He reminds Erin of her identity as a baptized daughter of God, deserving of healing and joy.
Patrick encourages Erin to seek specific guidance, mentioning ministries like <a href="https://www.rachelsvineyard.org/">Rachel's Vineyard</a>, known for helping individuals heal from the pain of abortion. 
Listeners from across the globe responded with overwhelming empathy and support for Erin, offering prayers and sharing resources. The outpouring of love shows a vital message: no one is beyond God's forgiveness and healing grace. Patrick's prays the Memorare and Our Father for Erin, joined by listeners worldwide.
Erin's story, while unique, reflects a common thread of human experience—the search for forgiveness, meaning, and peace in the aftermath of choices that haunt us. It's a reminder that healing is possible, community support is invaluable, and hope should never be abandoned.
Erin's journey is far from over, but with each step towards healing, she moves closer to understanding the profound depth of God's unconditional love and mercy.

"Is My Sin Unforgivable?" (Special Podcast Highlight)

Where does the Memorare prayer come from?

Mass was prohibited from being celebrated in t

Break

What is the Church’s teaching on using life su

Catholic Legacy 

Patrick tackles a heart-wrenching question from a listener whose son suffers severe injuries after being struck by lightning. He discusses the Church’s stance on providing ordinary versus extraordinary care, emphasizing the moral obligation to ensure basic needs like hydration and nutrition are met, even via artificial means if necessary. He also discusses how Catholic Legacy can help you create your own directive, ensuring your healthcare decisions align with your Catholic values. Protect yourself and your loved ones from hasty or misguided medical decisions. Visit CatholicLegacy.com for peace of mind and faithful living.


Where does the Memorare prayer come from? (02:54)
Polish athletics chaplain Father Edward Pleń has claimed that Mass was prohibited from being celebrated in the Olympic Village this year in a break with past tradition. (18:03)
UK Set to Adopt ‘Blasphemy Law’ to Protect Muslims
What is the Church’s teaching on using life support? (30:17)
Catholic Legacy (47:06)

Patrick tackles a heart-wrenching question from a listener whose son suffers severe injuries after being struck by lightning. He discusses the Church’s stance on providing ordinary versus extraordinary care, emphasizing the moral obligation to ensure basic needs like hydration and nutrition are met, even via artificial means if necessary. He also discusses how Catholic Legacy can help you create your own directive, ensuring your healthcare decisions align with your Catholic values. Protect yourself and your loved ones from hasty or misguided medical decisions. Visit CatholicLegacy.com for peace of mind and faithful living.
 
<ul>
<li>Where does the Memorare prayer come from? (02:54)</li>
<li>Polish athletics chaplain Father Edward Pleń has claimed that Mass was prohibited from being celebrated in the Olympic Village this year in a break with past tradition. (18:03)</li>
<li>UK Set to Adopt ‘Blasphemy Law’ to Protect Muslims</li>
<li>What is the Church’s teaching on using life support? (30:17)</li>
<li>Catholic Legacy (47:06)</li>
</ul>

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