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Patrick gives advice and guidance to man suffering with depression and answers listener questions about the annulment process and if being rude to someone who wronged you is a reason to not take communion
Joshua – Were the Beatles Satanists?
Vanna - We are not speaking to sister in laws and wondering if this conflict would remove us from being able to receive Communion?
Louis - I am depressed and don't understand why the Archbishop O’Connell was murdered. Why did God allow this?
Suicide Hotline is: 988
Will - Going through annulment process - how much of a mental defect is out of our control and how much is based on sin?
Jodi - Was it sinful to take communion after being uncharitable towards my ex-husband’s girlfriend?

Patrick gives advice and guidance to man suffering with depression and answers listener questions about the annulment process and if being rude to someone who wronged you is a reason to not take communion
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<li>Joshua – Were the Beatles Satanists?</li>
<li>Vanna - We are not speaking to sister in laws and wondering if this conflict would remove us from being able to receive Communion?</li>
<li>Louis - I am depressed and don't understand why the Archbishop O’Connell was murdered. Why did God allow this?</li>
<li>Suicide Hotline is: 988</li>
<li>Will - Going through annulment process - how much of a mental defect is out of our control and how much is based on sin?</li>
<li>Jodi - Was it sinful to take communion after being uncharitable towards my ex-husband’s girlfriend?</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: March 03, 2023 - Hour 2

Patrick Madrid tackled a fascinating question on his show: Can we feel regret in heaven?



Regret in Heaven? Not Happening.



Patrick made it crystal clear: heaven is an eternal state of perfect bliss. No regrets, no "what-ifs," no "I should have prayed more Rosaries." You’re maxed out in joy, peace, and love, depending on your “capacity” to receive God’s glory.



He used a great analogy: Imagine your capacity for heavenly joy is like a container:



Some have an Olympic swimming pool worth of grace.



Others might have a Dixie cup (ouch, but still blissed out!).



The Blessed Virgin Mary? Her capacity is like the Pacific Ocean. 



No one will feel bad for having “less,” because they’ll be maxed out with what they can hold. It’s like everyone’s favorite drink, perfectly full: no room for envy or FOMO. 



Purgatory: Where Regret Gets Burned Off



Now, regret? That’s for purgatory. Patrick referenced 1 Corinthians 3:15, explaining that in purgatory, we’ll confront the moments we chose “wood, hay, and straw” over “gold, silver, and precious stones.” (Translation: the times we didn’t fully cooperate with God’s grace.)



In purgatory, we’ll think: “Man, I could’ve done more!” But it’s all part of God’s mercy: purifying us for heaven.



Emotions in Heaven? Absolutely.



Patrick also clarified that while we won’t feel regret or negative emotions in heaven, we will feel joy, love, and awe at levels we can’t even imagine. The emotional reunions with loved ones?  Epic. And all those pesky, earthly “low emotions” like anger, jealousy, or boredom? Gone forever. 



The Leap to Heaven: Bigger Than Birth



Patrick shared this: Just as an unborn baby can’t imagine the world outside the womb (oceans, love, burgers), we can’t fathom the leap from this life to eternal life. It’s that much bigger and more incredible.



St. Paul nailed it: "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, what God has prepared for those who love him." (1 Corinthians 2:9)

Patrick Madrid tackled a fascinating question on his show: Can we feel regret in heaven? 
 
Regret in Heaven? Not Happening.
 
Patrick made it crystal clear: heaven is an eternal state of perfect bliss. No regrets, no "what-ifs," no "I should have prayed more Rosaries." You’re maxed out in joy, peace, and love, depending on your “capacity” to receive God’s glory.
 
He used a great analogy: Imagine your capacity for heavenly joy is like a container:
 
Some have an Olympic swimming pool worth of grace.
 
Others might have a Dixie cup (ouch, but still blissed out!).
 
The Blessed Virgin Mary? Her capacity is like the Pacific Ocean. 
 
No one will feel bad for having “less,” because they’ll be maxed out with what they can hold. It’s like everyone’s favorite drink, perfectly full: no room for envy or FOMO. 
 
Purgatory: Where Regret Gets Burned Off
 
Now, regret? That’s for purgatory. Patrick referenced 1 Corinthians 3:15, explaining that in purgatory, we’ll confront the moments we chose “wood, hay, and straw” over “gold, silver, and precious stones.” (Translation: the times we didn’t fully cooperate with God’s grace.)
 
In purgatory, we’ll think: “Man, I could’ve done more!” But it’s all part of God’s mercy: purifying us for heaven.
 
Emotions in Heaven? Absolutely.
 
Patrick also clarified that while we won’t feel regret or negative emotions in heaven, we will feel joy, love, and awe at levels we can’t even imagine. The emotional reunions with loved ones?  Epic. And all those pesky, earthly “low emotions” like anger, jealousy, or boredom? Gone forever. 
 
The Leap to Heaven: Bigger Than Birth
 
Patrick shared this: Just as an unborn baby can’t imagine the world outside the womb (oceans, love, burgers), we can’t fathom the leap from this life to eternal life. It’s that much bigger and more incredible.
 
St. Paul nailed it: "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, what God has prepared for those who love him." (1 Corinthians 2:9)

"Will I Feel Regret in Heaven?" (Special Podcast Highlight)

Why is there a need for excommunication?

A practitioner for my daughter is also certifi

Break 01

Did I commit the sin of detraction? 

Break 02

The bible says Adam and Eve would die if they 

Patrick explores Genesis and the profound implications of Adam and Eve's fall. He uncovers why God warned they would die if they ate from the Tree of Life, focusing on the loss of innocence and sanctifying grace. Patrick also explains how Jesus' sacrifice reopened the gates of heaven. He tackles the root issue behind today’s controversial topics like abortion, highlighting the impact of promiscuity.


Helen (email) - Why is there a need for excommunication? (02:53)
Sylvia - A practitioner for my daughter is also certified in healing touch and other strange things. Should I not go to that? (13:22)
Joseph - Did I commit the sin of detraction? Ever since the election, my nephew has been sending demonic messages to his grandma. Then he sent me an email with a demonic message. I shared it with everyone who was on the email. (24:47)
May - The bible says Adam and Eve would die if they ate from the Tree of Knowledge. But they don't die. Why not? Why did God close off the Garden of Eden from them? (39:04)

Patrick explores Genesis and the profound implications of Adam and Eve's fall. He uncovers why God warned they would die if they ate from the Tree of Life, focusing on the loss of innocence and sanctifying grace. Patrick also explains how Jesus' sacrifice reopened the gates of heaven. He tackles the root issue behind today’s controversial topics like abortion, highlighting the impact of promiscuity.
 
<ul>
<li>Helen (email) - Why is there a need for excommunication? (02:53)</li>
<li>Sylvia - A practitioner for my daughter is also certified in healing touch and other strange things. Should I not go to that? (13:22)</li>
<li>Joseph - Did I commit the sin of detraction? Ever since the election, my nephew has been sending demonic messages to his grandma. Then he sent me an email with a demonic message. I shared it with everyone who was on the email. (24:47)</li>
<li>May - The bible says Adam and Eve would die if they ate from the Tree of Knowledge. But they don't die. Why not? Why did God close off the Garden of Eden from them? (39:04)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 22 2024 - Hour 1

If someone made themselves a minister with an 

Abortion has been on everyone's mind with the 

Why were Moses and Elisha talking with Jesus a

Can Catholics drink bone broth on Friday?

I had an abortion and I used to support it unt

I used to be pro-abortion but and now prolife.

Is it okay to wish a happy anniversary to some

Patrick explores the Transfiguration of Jesus, highlighting the presence and significance of Moses and Elijah alongside Him. He also examines what Jesus accomplishes between His crucifixion and resurrection, helping us understand His mission to rescue the righteous of the Old Testament.


Mary - If someone made themselves a minister with an online certificate to marry people and married a couple, would that marriage be valid? Would the couple need an annulment if one of them wanted to marry someone else? (00:39)
Gina - Abortion has been on everyone's mind with the election. People would go absolutely crazy if there were abortion clinics for puppies. (03:08)
Wendy - Why were Moses and Elisha talking with Jesus as if they were in heavenly form? (12:42)
Nicole (email) – Can Catholics drink bone broth on Friday? (21:07)
Leticia - I had an abortion, and I used to support it until I was able to heal and go to confession. (24:32)
Maria - What will happen to babies who have moms who don't want them? I was adopted into a horrific family. (32:27)
Catharine - I used to be pro-abortion but now I’m prolife. I don't think people talk much about the end of life. I think the end-of-life issues are really important. (36:50)
Thomas - I was able to use your name to help someone get a phone through charity mobile. Is it okay to wish a happy anniversary to someone who has an invalid marriage? (42:25)

Patrick explores the Transfiguration of Jesus, highlighting the presence and significance of Moses and Elijah alongside Him. He also examines what Jesus accomplishes between His crucifixion and resurrection, helping us understand His mission to rescue the righteous of the Old Testament.
 
<ul>
<li>Mary - If someone made themselves a minister with an online certificate to marry people and married a couple, would that marriage be valid? Would the couple need an annulment if one of them wanted to marry someone else? (00:39)</li>
<li>Gina - Abortion has been on everyone's mind with the election. People would go absolutely crazy if there were abortion clinics for puppies. (03:08)</li>
<li>Wendy - Why were Moses and Elisha talking with Jesus as if they were in heavenly form? (12:42)</li>
<li>Nicole (email) – Can Catholics drink bone broth on Friday? (21:07)</li>
<li>Leticia - I had an abortion, and I used to support it until I was able to heal and go to confession. (24:32)</li>
<li>Maria - What will happen to babies who have moms who don't want them? I was adopted into a horrific family. (32:27)</li>
<li>Catharine - I used to be pro-abortion but now I’m prolife. I don't think people talk much about the end of life. I think the end-of-life issues are really important. (36:50)</li>
<li>Thomas - I was able to use your name to help someone get a phone through charity mobile. Is it okay to wish a happy anniversary to someone who has an invalid marriage? (42:25)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: March 03, 2023 - Hour 2

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