Patrick encourages men and women grappling with lust to focus on modesty, purity, and self-control in today’s world. He fields a deeply personal call about grief, the ache of unanswered prayers, and the daily effort to pursue virtue, offering compassion, practical wisdom, and the rock-solid hope found in Scripture and community. Sudden moments of humor and heartfelt support blend with advice on modest dress, addiction battles, and the sacred duty to lift up one another—whether that means praying for strangers or connecting a hurting listener with the Knights of Columbus.

• Laurie - I just wanted to encourage men in custody of eyes. The world, flesh and devil are trying to get us to forget who we are. Men, you are made for this. (01:41)
• Lisa - The Bible says ask and you shall receive. Did you have any words of comfort for those who don’t get their prayers answered? (06:12)
• Paul - I agree with you about lust addiction. Praying a daily Rosary and having custody of the eyes helps. I rely on the strength of my guardian angel. (14:07)
• Katie (email) – Women, please dress modestly. We can help the fight. (20:29)
• Robert - Custody of the eyes: I turn away and thank God for their beauty instead of ruminating on it. (21:20)
• Janet – It used to bother me a great deal when I saw women scantily clad. I confessed my anger. I am always praying for them when I see them, it really relieves me of anxiety and angst. (22:08)
• Ben - CS Lewis’ Screwtape Letters helped me mentally with lust. (24:47)
• Tom – I have Cerebral Palsy and am being mistreated where I live. How can I deal with this without falling into sin? (28:05)
• Maria – The friend of my grandson dresses very skimpy. I told him I didn’t like how she was dressed. My family was upset with me for saying this. (39:52)
• Lisette - My daughter received Voodoo dolls as gift (43:53)