Patrick explores the meaning behind Día de los Muertos, the role of plenary indulgences in praying for loved ones, practical advice for growing in humility, and guidance on handling issues like gambling and popular fascination with exorcism. Personal testimonies and reflective insights bring warmth and clarity to those yearning for a deeper connection with their faith and church community.

• Bill (email) - Is Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) actually a Catholic tradition, or is it more pagan in origin? (00:59)
• Andy - What is Dispensationalism, and is it good or is it bad? (09:16)
• Rita - Who is responsible for declaring Plenary Indulgences? (12:03)
• Mary - What are some practical ways to practice the virtue of humility? (19:04)
• Dan - Can you explain Acts 2:38? What does it mean to receive the gift of the Holy Ghost? (21:35)
• Bill (email) - I have a son who is a devout Catholic but seems to be gambling more than I would care to see him gamble. What does the church teach on this subject? (36:08)
• Katheryn (email) - Do you think some of the fascination with the “celebrity exorcism cottage industry” comes from people in a secular culture finally becoming open to the idea that evil is a real supernatural force?