Patrick pulls listeners into a spirited hour, fielding tough questions on the Bread of Life discourse and the Eucharist’s real presence while addressing everything from early Church tradition and the logic of St. Ignatius to the thorniest objections from evangelical friends. In fast-paced exchanges with callers, he moves from scriptural argument to real-life dilemmas—like whether to confront family about uncomfortable truths or respond to bishops’ dispensations on Mass—never shying away from controversy or complexity. Recommendations, personal anecdotes, and sharp-witted rebuttals pour out, making the faith both challenging and deeply immediate.

• Patrick continues his conversation with Angie about the Bread of Life Discourse (01:53)
• Barbara - When Jesus says this is my body and blood in the synoptic Gospels, it is connected with John 6. (11:13)
• Lisa - Bread of Life discourse: Was it not possible that the people who did not believe did not believe because Jesus was alive in front of them?
• Charles - Bishops in CA have told their parishioners not to come to Mass because of the ICE raids. What do you think of that? (18:18)
• Tim – Transubstantiation: Jesus showed us in His miracles that He was capable of anything. (24:18)
• Max - My wife's uncle is into trans ideology and has been posting inappropriate messages. Should my mom talk to her uncle? (27:21)
• What about the Bread of Life Discourse in regard to John 6:66? (36:56)
• Trevor - In the Bread of Life Discourse, what does it mean that the flesh is of no avail? (39:25)
• Andy - Is the Episcopal Church Eucharist the same as Catholic Eucharist? (46:41)