Patrick tackles questions on religious practices and sacraments and the importance of maintaining grace before marriage. He also discusses the rare cases of laypeople having adoration chapels at home, and if you can receive sacrament in another language. Plus, he explores the fascinating idea of Jesus' blood cleansing germs.

• Audio: Tucker Carlson utterly demolishes brainwashed left-wing Australian "journalist" after she implied his views are "racist". (03:15)
• Scott - I think that foster care homes have great evangelistic opportunity. (11:15)
• Amelia - Where is it in the Catechism that Deacons can't take communion themselves? (13:53)
• Susie - Trump has done more than any other president in the past. (20:00)
• Laura - I am a Eucharistic Minister of the Cup and we do have purifiers and we rotate the cup to help keep down the germs. (30:17)
• Sheila (email) – Muslims are ramping up to have more children and they predict they will be able to overtake the United states by 2050 (36:29)
• Nicole - I really want to get married in the Church. Why is there such a long wait for baptism? (39:42)
• Rachel - Are lay people allowed to have a perpetual adoration chapel in their homes? (45:29)
• Joe - Can you receive the Blessed Sacrament at a Mass in a different language? (47:04)
• Patty - If Jesus's blood cleanses us from sins, wouldn’t that keep us safe from germs? (47:57)