Derek (email) - Which version of the Ave Mar

Joe - SSPX

Joshua - What do you think about the malls bei

Carlos - I didn't go to my daughter's weddin

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Maria - A local Jesuit University has some int

Mary Ellen - Am I allowed to visit family who 

Thomas - I just left a Catholic Church without

Sherry - My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimerâ

Patrick welcomes questions about everything from liturgical norms like kneelers and communion bread to sticking with faith during family tensions or parish controversies, moving from one topic to the next with candor. He responds to concerns about traditional Catholic practices, the decisions of bishops, and challenges posed by ideologically driven parishes or universities, often linking personal anecdotes to broader church issues. Conversations veer from stories about music and shopping malls to tough moments like protecting an aging parent or upholding Church teaching in complex family situations.

 
Derek (email) – Which version of the Ave Maria do you use on the show? The answer is Aria. (01:20)
Joe – SSPX: Why is the Pope excommunicating more traditionalist bishops of SSPX and not dealing with the current more liberal bishops? (06:35)
Joshua - What do you think about the malls being obsolete, when amazon is taking over as the new mall? (12:51)
Carlos - I didn't go to my daughter’s wedding because it was not a Catholic wedding. Is it okay if I go visit her and her husband now? (15:32)
Maria - A local Jesuit University has some interesting practices in the mass, like referencing God as He or Lord with God. Does that invalidate the mass? (21:38)
Mary Ellen - Am I allowed to visit family who got 'married' in a gay relationship, and stay under their roof? (28:18)
Thomas - I just left a Catholic Church without kneelers. How do you say the Mass without kneeling? Also, the Eucharist was a cube that maybe had sugar in it. (31:44)
Sherry - My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. She was called and agreed to a visit from Mormons. They are stepping over boundaries. What to do. (46:25)

<p>Patrick welcomes questions about everything from liturgical norms like kneelers and communion bread to sticking with faith during family tensions or parish controversies, moving from one topic to the next with candor. He responds to concerns about traditional Catholic practices, the decisions of bishops, and challenges posed by ideologically driven parishes or universities, often linking personal anecdotes to broader church issues. Conversations veer from stories about music and shopping malls to tough moments like protecting an aging parent or upholding Church teaching in complex family situations.</p>
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<ul>
<li>Derek (email) &ndash; Which version of the Ave Maria do you use on the show? The answer is Aria. (01:20)</li>
<li>Joe &ndash; SSPX: Why is the Pope excommunicating more traditionalist bishops of SSPX and not dealing with the current more liberal bishops? (06:35)</li>
<li>Joshua - What do you think about the malls being obsolete, when amazon is taking over as the new mall? (12:51)</li>
<li>Carlos - I didn't go to my daughter&rsquo;s wedding because it was not a Catholic wedding. Is it okay if I go visit her and her husband now? (15:32)</li>
<li>Maria - A local Jesuit University has some interesting practices in the mass, like referencing God as He or Lord with God. Does that invalidate the mass? (21:38)</li>
<li>Mary Ellen - Am I allowed to visit family who got 'married' in a gay relationship, and stay under their roof? (28:18)</li>
<li>Thomas - I just left a Catholic Church without kneelers. How do you say the Mass without kneeling? Also, the Eucharist was a cube that maybe had sugar in it. (31:44)</li>
<li>Sherry - My mom was diagnosed with Alzheimer&rsquo;s. She was called and agreed to a visit from Mormons. They are stepping over boundaries. What to do. (46:25)</li>
</ul>

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