Patrick shares the unexpected death of an old 

In the Gospels, it says Jesus ate and drank af

23andMe users’ genetic data is at risk

Scientists made a tool called “Difface” that t

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Email – Why does the Lutheran service says Cat

Ray - My god brother passed away. He had down 

Michael - What is the purpose of the universe?

Joni (email) - DNA can be recovered and if it'

Ben - Why did the Pope insert the Filioque cla

Patrick reflects on leaving a legacy, how life can change in an instant, and the importance of preparing for what’s ahead—both spiritually and practically. He answers thoughtful questions about faith, technology, and personal security. Patrick reminds everyone that your actions, generosity, and words to loved ones truly matter. Be ready for the storms of life, express your love openly, and remember—your choices can bring hope.

 
Patrick shares the unexpected death of an old friend and reflects on how we don’t know the place or time of our death. (01:17)
Francis (14-years-old) - In the Gospels, it says Jesus ate and drank after Resurrection. where did that food go? (14:19)
23andMe users’ genetic data is at risk (17:58)
Scientists made a tool called “Difface” that turns your DNA into a 3D face — like CSI meets sci-fi. (21:28)
Email – Why does the Lutheran service says Catholic Faith in their Creed? (27:45)
Ray - My god brother passed away. He had down syndrome. How does God treat someone like that when they die? (31:09)
Michael - What is the purpose of the universe? Why did God create all of this? Does it play part in eternal salvation? (33:59)
Joni (email) - DNA can be recovered and if it's not already in a database, this could give police a huge advantage in finding someone more quickly. I guess there's positive and negative sides to everything. (41:12)
Ben - Why did the Pope insert the Filioque clause into the Creed without calling Council? (42:52)

<p>Patrick reflects on leaving a legacy, how life can change in an instant, and the importance of preparing for what&rsquo;s ahead&mdash;both spiritually and practically. He answers thoughtful questions about faith, technology, and personal security. Patrick reminds everyone that your actions, generosity, and words to loved ones truly matter. Be ready for the storms of life, express your love openly, and remember&mdash;your choices can bring hope.</p>
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<ul>
<li>Patrick shares the unexpected death of an old friend and reflects on how we don&rsquo;t know the place or time of our death. (01:17)</li>
<li>Francis (14-years-old) - In the Gospels, it says Jesus ate and drank after Resurrection. where did that food go? (14:19)</li>
<li>23andMe users&rsquo; genetic data is at risk (17:58)</li>
<li>Scientists made a tool called &ldquo;Difface&rdquo; that turns your DNA into a 3D face &mdash; like CSI meets sci-fi. (21:28)</li>
<li>Email &ndash; Why does the Lutheran service says Catholic Faith in their Creed? (27:45)</li>
<li>Ray - My god brother passed away. He had down syndrome. How does God treat someone like that when they die? (31:09)</li>
<li>Michael - What is the purpose of the universe? Why did God create all of this? Does it play part in eternal salvation? (33:59)</li>
<li>Joni (email) - DNA can be recovered and if it's not already in a database, this could give police a huge advantage in finding someone more quickly. I guess there's positive and negative sides to everything. (41:12)</li>
<li>Ben - Why did the Pope insert the Filioque clause into the Creed without calling Council? (42:52)</li>
</ul>

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