Patrick comments on yesterday’s show with Ken 

Break 01

Can a Catholic take communion at a FSPX church

What is the etymology of “Holy Spirit”? 

Break 02

If someone is not sick, can they still get the

Patrick delves into the Catholic Church's stance on salvation, emphasizing the necessity of belief in Jesus and baptism for entry into the church. He explores the complexities of relationships with individuals associated with the Society of St. Pius X and the significance of the sacrament of the anointing of the sick. Patrick unravels the teachings on honoring parents under various circumstances and sheds light on the dogma of no salvation outside the church.


Patrick comments on yesterday’s show with Ken Hensley about “Salvation outside of the Catholic Church” (02:25)
Andrew – Can a Catholic take communion at a FSPX church? (25:46)
Fred - What is the etymology of “Holy Spirit”? We used to call it “Holy Ghost”, but why did it change? (29:56)
I have a tough relationship with my Father so how can I honor a bad man?
Maria - If someone is not sick, can they still get the sacrament of the anointing of the sick? (37:59)

Patrick delves into the Catholic Church's stance on salvation, emphasizing the necessity of belief in Jesus and baptism for entry into the church. He explores the complexities of relationships with individuals associated with the Society of St. Pius X and the significance of the sacrament of the anointing of the sick. Patrick unravels the teachings on honoring parents under various circumstances and sheds light on the dogma of no salvation outside the church.
 
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<li>Patrick comments on yesterday’s show with Ken Hensley about “Salvation outside of the Catholic Church” (02:25)</li>
<li>Andrew – Can a Catholic take communion at a FSPX church? (25:46)</li>
<li>Fred - What is the etymology of “Holy Spirit”? We used to call it “Holy Ghost”, but why did it change? (29:56)</li>
<li>I have a tough relationship with my Father so how can I honor a bad man?</li>
<li>Maria - If someone is not sick, can they still get the sacrament of the anointing of the sick? (37:59)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: May 24, 2024 - Hour 1

Patrick denies that he has “time blindness” de

Walking away from the “Roman Catholic Church” 

If your marriage is annulled and then you get 

Patrick reads and responds to an email from a listener named Mary, who contends that leaving the Roman Catholic Church is not equivalent to abandoning God. Patrick Madrid reads and addresses her email, responding point by point to issues such as the exclusivity of salvation through Jesus, the origins of Catholic doctrines, and the perceived man-made nature of Church teachings. Through a detailed, scripture-based discussion, Patrick sheds light on misconceptions about Catholicism, emphasizing the teachings of Jesus and the apostolic foundations of the Church.


Patrick denies that he has “time blindness” despite overwhelming evidence! J (00:01)
Mary (email) – Walking away from the “Roman Catholic Church” is not running away from God. I worship God, not the Roman Catholic Church. (03:08)
Ruby - If your marriage is annulled and then you get married again but not in the church can you still take communion? (40:24)

Patrick reads and responds to an email from a listener named Mary, who contends that leaving the Roman Catholic Church is not equivalent to abandoning God. Patrick Madrid reads and addresses her email, responding point by point to issues such as the exclusivity of salvation through Jesus, the origins of Catholic doctrines, and the perceived man-made nature of Church teachings. Through a detailed, scripture-based discussion, Patrick sheds light on misconceptions about Catholicism, emphasizing the teachings of Jesus and the apostolic foundations of the Church.
 
<ul>
<li>Patrick denies that he has “time blindness” despite overwhelming evidence! J (00:01)</li>
<li>Mary (email) – Walking away from the “Roman Catholic Church” is not running away from God. I worship God, not the Roman Catholic Church. (03:08)</li>
<li>Ruby - If your marriage is annulled and then you get married again but not in the church can you still take communion? (40:24)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: June 14, 2024 - Hour 1

I've heard that some of the church fathers hav

I've heard that you aren't supposed to bring a

If one priest is alright with you taking commu

What is a “Saint” and why do we call some peop

If we get an action instead of a prayer as our

Patrick explores the complexities of annulments and divorce, the role of the catechism in clarifying Church teachings, and why certain angels and biblical figures are called saints. He also addresses the validity of confessions and the importance of penance.



Patrick continues his conversation with Ruby from the end the last hour - If your marriage is annulled and then you get married again but not in the church can you still take communion? (00:56)
Connor - I've heard that some of the church fathers have said that divorce is acceptable. Can I get some clarification on this? (07:00)
Diane - I've heard that you aren't supposed to bring artifacts into your house. What about Indian pottery? (16:45)
Nick - If one priest is alright with you taking communion after getting remarried but another one isn't, who do you listen to? (19:19)
Holly - What is a “Saint” and why do we call some people saints but not others (especially people in the Old Testament) (24:49)
Paola - If we get an action instead of a prayer as our penance, is that confession valid? Are priests allowed to do that? (29:47)
Patrick shares the latest news about IVF

Patrick explores the complexities of annulments and divorce, the role of the catechism in clarifying Church teachings, and why certain angels and biblical figures are called saints. He also addresses the validity of confessions and the importance of penance.
 
Patrick continues his conversation with Ruby from the end the last hour - If your marriage is annulled and then you get married again but not in the church can you still take communion? (00:56)
<ul>
<li>Connor - I've heard that some of the church fathers have said that divorce is acceptable. Can I get some clarification on this? (07:00)</li>
<li>Diane - I've heard that you aren't supposed to bring artifacts into your house. What about Indian pottery? (16:45)</li>
<li>Nick - If one priest is alright with you taking communion after getting remarried but another one isn't, who do you listen to? (19:19)</li>
<li>Holly - What is a “Saint” and why do we call some people saints but not others (especially people in the Old Testament) (24:49)</li>
<li>Paola - If we get an action instead of a prayer as our penance, is that confession valid? Are priests allowed to do that? (29:47)</li>
<li>Patrick shares the latest news about IVF</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: June 14, 2024 - Hour 2

I've heard that people are thinking of this as

My wife and I have five children but we know t

Who is there to vote for that isn't morally co

Patrick asked Ava to call back last week after

Patrick explains why, despite being framed as a pro-life solution, IVF poses significant ethical and moral concerns according to the Catholic Church. Millions of embryos are discarded or frozen, and the procedure separates procreation from the sanctity of marriage. It's crucial to know the truths and complexities behind IVF to understand why it’s not a viable option.
IVF leaves hundreds of thousands of embryos abandoned
Diane - I've heard that people are thinking of this as pro-life because they take an un-used embryo and raise that child. Is that alright? They themselves didn't go through IVF. (19:24)
Andy - My wife and I have five children but we know that we don't want anymore. Is it a sin for us to keep having sex? (24:35)
Steve - Who is there to vote for that isn't morally corrupt? (38:18)
Ava – Patrick asked her to call back last week after she called about her suicidal thoughts

Patrick explains why, despite being framed as a pro-life solution, IVF poses significant ethical and moral concerns according to the Catholic Church. Millions of embryos are discarded or frozen, and the procedure separates procreation from the sanctity of marriage. It's crucial to know the truths and complexities behind IVF to understand why it’s not a viable option.
<ul>
<li>IVF leaves hundreds of thousands of embryos abandoned</li>
<li>Diane - I've heard that people are thinking of this as pro-life because they take an un-used embryo and raise that child. Is that alright? They themselves didn't go through IVF. (19:24)</li>
<li>Andy - My wife and I have five children but we know that we don't want anymore. Is it a sin for us to keep having sex? (24:35)</li>
<li>Steve - Who is there to vote for that isn't morally corrupt? (38:18)</li>
<li>Ava – Patrick asked her to call back last week after she called about her suicidal thoughts</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: May 24, 2024 - Hour 1

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