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The Patrick Madrid Show: November 05, 2026 - Hour 2

Brian (email) - Is Mormon baptism invalid?

Betsy (email) - After the election, a meme was

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Jim (email) - Years ago the Minnesota Democrat

Lou - If Abortion is so bad, why don't bisho

Pete - Being pro-life is too extreme for polit

Patrick addresses questions from listeners about Catholic teachings on baptism, political participation, and moral decision-making, encouraging thoughtful discernment in challenging situations. Stories of faith renewal surface as Patrick shares moving messages from those returning to the Church, inspired by Relevant Radio’s influence in their lives. The episode intersperses heartfelt testimonies, practical guidance, and invites listeners to support the ongoing mission of fostering spiritual growth and community connection.

 
Brian (email) - Is Mormon baptism invalid? (01:30)
Betsy (email) - After the election, a meme was shared by a friend that he voted for Biblical values by voting for welcoming immigrants, helping the poor, feeding the hungry, bringing healthcare to the sick, forgiving debts, caring for the planet, putting down our swords, and loving all our neighbors. (14:18)
Jeff (email) - If we won't vote for a pro-choice DFL candidate because of our pro-life beliefs but still root for them and feel happy when they win, is that a sin (venial or mortal)?
Jim (email) - Years ago the Minnesota Democrat, Farm, and Labor parties combined into one, the DFL (27:46)
Lena (email) - Listening to your conversation with the gentlemen whose family member is in a gay relationship. I’m in a similar situation with my sister. She knows I don’t agree with what she’s doing. But I don’t talk to her at all anymore. Am I sinning for not trying to convince her? Or not having a relationship anymore?
Lou - If Abortion is so bad, why don’t bishops excommunicate prochoice politicians? (43:49)
Pete - Being pro-life is too extreme for politicians. (46:26)

Patrick addresses questions from listeners about Catholic teachings on baptism, political participation, and moral decision-making, encouraging thoughtful discernment in challenging situations. Stories of faith renewal surface as Patrick shares moving messages from those returning to the Church, inspired by Relevant Radio&rsquo;s influence in their lives. The episode intersperses heartfelt testimonies, practical guidance, and invites listeners to support the ongoing mission of fostering spiritual growth and community connection.
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<li>Brian (email) - Is Mormon baptism invalid? (01:30)</li>
<li>Betsy (email) - After the election, a meme was shared by a friend that he voted for Biblical values by voting for welcoming immigrants, helping the poor, feeding the hungry, bringing healthcare to the sick, forgiving debts, caring for the planet, putting down our swords, and loving all our neighbors. (14:18)</li>
<li>Jeff (email) - If we won't vote for a pro-choice DFL candidate because of our pro-life beliefs but still root for them and feel happy when they win, is that a sin (venial or mortal)?</li>
<li>Jim (email) - Years ago the Minnesota Democrat, Farm, and Labor parties combined into one, the DFL (27:46)</li>
<li>Lena (email) - Listening to your conversation with the gentlemen whose family member is in a gay relationship. I&rsquo;m in a similar situation with my sister. She knows I don&rsquo;t agree with what she&rsquo;s doing. But I don&rsquo;t talk to her at all anymore. Am I sinning for not trying to convince her? Or not having a relationship anymore?</li>
<li>Lou - If Abortion is so bad, why don&rsquo;t bishops excommunicate prochoice politicians? (43:49)</li>
<li>Pete - Being pro-life is too extreme for politicians. (46:26)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 05, 2026 - Hour 1

Carol (email) - I take our Eucharistic Lord to

James - What are the five non-negotiables for 

Julie - Took my son to mass when he was at col

Kim - What prohibits a priest from stating pol

Reyna - We need to educate people on receiving

Patrick guides listeners through heartfelt stories of faith renewal, sharing emotional testimonies from individuals who have returned to confession and the Eucharist after decades away. The conversation focuses on the challenges and responsibilities of bringing communion to those not fully reconciled with the Church, explores voting with a well-formed conscience, and highlights the impact of spiritual encouragement on families hoping for their loved ones to return to the faith.

 
Carol (email) - I take our Eucharistic Lord to nursing home patients. Some have admitted not being in a church for 30 years. I asked the priest if I should bring it to them. He told me to continue, but I feel I’m partaking in causing someone to sin mortally? (01:35)
James - What are the five non-negotiables for voting? Is it a sin if I vote for someone who advocates for one of them? (07:40)
Julie - Took my son to mass when he was at college and realized he should not receive. (27:45)
Kim - What prohibits a priest from stating political statements about abortion? (34:07)
Reyna - We need to educate people on receiving communion because many people don't even know that you can receive unworthily (45:18)

Patrick guides listeners through heartfelt stories of faith renewal, sharing emotional testimonies from individuals who have returned to confession and the Eucharist after decades away. The conversation focuses on the challenges and responsibilities of bringing communion to those not fully reconciled with the Church, explores voting with a well-formed conscience, and highlights the impact of spiritual encouragement on families hoping for their loved ones to return to the faith.
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<li>Carol (email) - I take our Eucharistic Lord to nursing home patients. Some have admitted not being in a church for 30 years. I asked the priest if I should bring it to them. He told me to continue, but I feel I&rsquo;m partaking in causing someone to sin mortally? (01:35)</li>
<li>James - What are the five non-negotiables for voting? Is it a sin if I vote for someone who advocates for one of them? (07:40)</li>
<li>Julie - Took my son to mass when he was at college and realized he should not receive. (27:45)</li>
<li>Kim - What prohibits a priest from stating political statements about abortion? (34:07)</li>
<li>Reyna - We need to educate people on receiving communion because many people don't even know that you can receive unworthily (45:18)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 05, 2026 - Hour 3

David (email) - Are there any good Catholic 

Adrianne - What is the difference between the 

The conversation focuses on faith, community support, and the tangible impact of Catholic charity, highlighting both personal testimonies and practical resources for those in need. Patrick offers encouragement for listeners who feel distant from their faith, brought to life through emotional stories like a convert leaving behind a troubled past after discovering Catholic radio. The discussion also explores questions about challenging Church topics and offers inspiration to anyone seeking a renewed connection with God and their community.

 
David (email) – Are there any good Catholic charities that actually help the downtrodden? (01:26)
Heather - Thank you, Patrick, for saying all this and we the people need to help each other. A smile is free.
Julie (email) - Could you explain the Dogma of Hell in a clear, helpful way that helps people truly understand hell exists, instead of just scaring them?
Adrianne - What is the difference between the SSPX and SSPV? (27:24)
Christine (email) - What specific prayers or ways should I pray for the woman I sponsored into the Catholic Church 11 years ago who has stopped practicing and whom I can no longer contact?

The conversation focuses on faith, community support, and the tangible impact of Catholic charity, highlighting both personal testimonies and practical resources for those in need. Patrick offers encouragement for listeners who feel distant from their faith, brought to life through emotional stories like a convert leaving behind a troubled past after discovering Catholic radio. The discussion also explores questions about challenging Church topics and offers inspiration to anyone seeking a renewed connection with God and their community.
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<li>David (email) &ndash; Are there any good Catholic charities that actually help the downtrodden? (01:26)</li>
<li>Heather - Thank you, Patrick, for saying all this and we the people need to help each other. A smile is free.</li>
<li>Julie (email) - Could you explain the Dogma of Hell in a clear, helpful way that helps people truly understand hell exists, instead of just scaring them?</li>
<li>Adrianne - What is the difference between the SSPX and SSPV? (27:24)</li>
<li>Christine (email) - What specific prayers or ways should I pray for the woman I sponsored into the Catholic Church 11 years ago who has stopped practicing and whom I can no longer contact?</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 05, 2026 - Hour 2

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