Chandler (email) - Would it be fair to say tha

Break 

George - Can you explain to us why we are Cath

Ana - Last Sunday, the priest made a comment a

Patricia - A protestant Church near our house 

Bernard - I don't want to be on a list, so

Mary - What advice should I give my adult da

Patrick explores questions about the existence of heaven and hell, the source of morality, and the meaning of life, offering reasoned perspectives rooted in Catholic theology. He addresses callers’ heartfelt concerns on topics such as why someone should be Catholic, the importance of bringing children to Mass, traditions around biblical parables, and practical matters like parish volunteering requirements.

 
Chandler (email) - Would it be fair to say that without heaven or hell there would be no point to our earthly lives? Is it also fair to say that morality comes from God? (00:43)
George - Can you explain to us why we are Catholic? (16:52)
Ana - Last Sunday, the priest made a comment about the virgins not sharing the oil. They could not share the oil because the oil represents each person's love for God. What do you think about this? (28:59)
Patricia - A protestant Church near our house was always packed but then we started seeing less and less people. The Church had made a decision not to allow families with children to come. (35:41)
Bernard – I don’t want to be on a list, so I’m not going to lector anymore. (40:41)
Mary – What advice should I give my adult daughter who is interested in a man who struggles with issues of purity.  (47:15)

Patrick explores questions about the existence of heaven and hell, the source of morality, and the meaning of life, offering reasoned perspectives rooted in Catholic theology. He addresses callers&rsquo; heartfelt concerns on topics such as why someone should be Catholic, the importance of bringing children to Mass, traditions around biblical parables, and practical matters like parish volunteering requirements.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Chandler (email) - Would it be fair to say that without heaven or hell there would be no point to our earthly lives? Is it also fair to say that morality comes from God? (00:43)</li>
<li>George - Can you explain to us why we are Catholic? (16:52)</li>
<li>Ana - Last Sunday, the priest made a comment about the virgins not sharing the oil. They could not share the oil because the oil represents each person's love for God. What do you think about this? (28:59)</li>
<li>Patricia - A protestant Church near our house was always packed but then we started seeing less and less people. The Church had made a decision not to allow families with children to come. (35:41)</li>
<li>Bernard &ndash; I don&rsquo;t want to be on a list, so I&rsquo;m not going to lector anymore. (40:41)</li>
<li>Mary &ndash; What advice should I give my adult daughter who is interested in a man who struggles with issues of purity. &nbsp;(47:15)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: November 12, 2026 - Hour 2

Michael - My brother and I were talking about 

Break

Patrick in Clovis, CA - Can I consume Halal 

Shannon - What is the proper etiquette for tak

Tina - My parents live in assisted living. It 

The conversation focused on navigating faith in today’s world, tackling everything from upholding Catholic identity in schools to the challenge of living your values in diverse communities. A key theme that emerged was the importance of understanding, respect, and spiritual faithfulness—whether it’s making choices about traditions, religious practices, or even what we eat. The discussion explored practical ways to bring your family closer to faith, stay true to your beliefs, and support each other on the journey. It’s about building resilience, fostering community, and never losing sight of what matters most.

 
Cultural sensitivity and disappointment (03:54)
Michael - My brother and I were talking about Plenary Indulgence. How do you achieve a state of detachment from sin? (08:53)
Marianne (email) - Charlie Kirk/Passage of Time
Patrick in Clovis, CA – Can I consume Halal food? (22:31)
Shannon - What is the proper etiquette for taking a 1-year-old to Mass? (30:30)
Noisy Kids at Mass? How to Handle Church Disruptions with Grace, Charity, and Patience -  https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/noisy-kids-at-mass
Tina - My parents live in assisted living. It is Jewish. They are participating in Sabbath ceremonies. Is this ok or not? (37:49)

The conversation focused on navigating faith in today&rsquo;s world, tackling everything from upholding Catholic identity in schools to the challenge of living your values in diverse communities. A key theme that emerged was the importance of understanding, respect, and spiritual faithfulness&mdash;whether it&rsquo;s making choices about traditions, religious practices, or even what we eat. The discussion explored practical ways to bring your family closer to faith, stay true to your beliefs, and support each other on the journey. It&rsquo;s about building resilience, fostering community, and never losing sight of what matters most.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Cultural sensitivity and disappointment (03:54)</li>
<li>Michael - My brother and I were talking about Plenary Indulgence. How do you achieve a state of detachment from sin? (08:53)</li>
<li>Marianne (email) - Charlie Kirk/Passage of Time</li>
<li>Patrick in Clovis, CA &ndash; Can I consume Halal food? (22:31)</li>
<li>Shannon - What is the proper etiquette for taking a 1-year-old to Mass? (30:30)</li>
<li>Noisy Kids at Mass? How to Handle Church Disruptions with Grace, Charity, and Patience - &nbsp;<a href="https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/noisy-kids-at-mass">https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/noisy-kids-at-mass</a></li>
<li>Tina - My parents live in assisted living. It is Jewish. They are participating in Sabbath ceremonies. Is this ok or not? (37:49)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 12, 2026 - Hour 1

Mike - People have undergone all kinds of pers

Catherine - My friend says she is Catholic and

Laurie - Fingerprinting in the Church

Ann - Many Catholic schools already fingerprin

Susan - We have a cry room at our church

Elizabeth - I was molested as a kid. 

Lori - I have a goddaughter who is a server in

Julianne - How is it that Elijah and Moses wer

Patrick explores compelling personal stories and practical questions from listeners wrestling with faith, church involvement, and protecting children within parish life. The conversation focuses on heartfelt dilemmas—how to lovingly encourage lapsed Catholics, the burden and blessing of safeguarding young people, and the challenge of fostering reverence at Mass amidst noisy children or divided families. Lively exchanges, moments of gratitude, and honest testimonies surface throughout, with Patrick offering encouragement and concrete advice centered on compassion, accountability, and spiritual renewal.

 
Mike - People have undergone all kinds of persecution for the sake of the Church (00:51)
Catherine - My friend says she is Catholic and she has her own relationship with God but doesn't attend Church. (01:46)
Laurie - Fingerprinting in the Church: I think this goes against separation of Church and state. Who else are we going to fingerprint? (07:34)
Ann - Many Catholic schools already fingerprint volunteers and teachers, etc. (14:11)
Susan - We have a cry room at our church. Parents don’t take their kids there. (15:18)
Elizabeth - I was molested as a kid. I underwent safe child training. I think it is incumbent on us adults to go through this training because we are protecting kids. (20:09)
Mary - People shouldn’t bring Disney painting books or car toys. People should have Catholic painting books.
Dee-Ann - Can you explain the 10th commandment about coveting?
Cecile - I am 94 and have gotten fingerprinted and it doesn’t bother me
Bern - I am a nurse and wanted to give my medical perspective on fingerprinting. Not only the volunteers were scrutinized.
Wayne - Is the Church supporting sodomy and irregular relationships?
Lori - I have a goddaughter who is a server in Church and receives the Eucharist. She doesn’t go every Sunday. As her godmother, should I talk to her about this? (45:28)
Julianne - Our Lady was assumed body and soul into heaven, and so were Elijah and Enoch and Moses. How is it that Elijah and Moses were present at the Transfiguration with their physical bodies? (49:18)

Patrick explores compelling personal stories and practical questions from listeners wrestling with faith, church involvement, and protecting children within parish life. The conversation focuses on heartfelt dilemmas&mdash;how to lovingly encourage lapsed Catholics, the burden and blessing of safeguarding young people, and the challenge of fostering reverence at Mass amidst noisy children or divided families. Lively exchanges, moments of gratitude, and honest testimonies surface throughout, with Patrick offering encouragement and concrete advice centered on compassion, accountability, and spiritual renewal.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Mike - People have undergone all kinds of persecution for the sake of the Church (00:51)</li>
<li>Catherine - My friend says she is Catholic and she has her own relationship with God but doesn't attend Church. (01:46)</li>
<li>Laurie - Fingerprinting in the Church: I think this goes against separation of Church and state. Who else are we going to fingerprint? (07:34)</li>
<li>Ann - Many Catholic schools already fingerprint volunteers and teachers, etc. (14:11)</li>
<li>Susan - We have a cry room at our church. Parents don&rsquo;t take their kids there. (15:18)</li>
<li>Elizabeth - I was molested as a kid. I underwent safe child training. I think it is incumbent on us adults to go through this training because we are protecting kids. (20:09)</li>
<li>Mary - People shouldn&rsquo;t bring Disney painting books or car toys. People should have Catholic painting books.</li>
<li>Dee-Ann - Can you explain the 10th commandment about coveting?</li>
<li>Cecile - I am 94 and have gotten fingerprinted and it doesn&rsquo;t bother me</li>
<li>Bern - I am a nurse and wanted to give my medical perspective on fingerprinting. Not only the volunteers were scrutinized.</li>
<li>Wayne - Is the Church supporting sodomy and irregular relationships?</li>
<li>Lori - I have a goddaughter who is a server in Church and receives the Eucharist. She doesn&rsquo;t go every Sunday. As her godmother, should I talk to her about this? (45:28)</li>
<li>Julianne - Our Lady was assumed body and soul into heaven, and so were Elijah and Enoch and Moses. How is it that Elijah and Moses were present at the Transfiguration with their physical bodies? (49:18)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 12, 2026 - Hour 3

Bill (email) - Is DÃ­a de los Muertos (Day of 

Andy - What is Dispensationalism, and is it go

Rita - Who is responsible for declaring Plenar

Mary - What are some practical ways to practic

Dan - Can you explain Acts 2:38

Bill (email) - I have a son who is a devout Ca

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?

Patrick explores the meaning behind D&iacute;a 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.
&nbsp;
<ul>
<li>Bill (email) - Is D&iacute;a de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) actually a Catholic tradition, or is it more pagan in origin? (00:59)</li>
<li>Andy - What is Dispensationalism, and is it good or is it bad? (09:16)</li>
<li>Rita - Who is responsible for declaring Plenary Indulgences? (12:03)</li>
<li>Mary - What are some practical ways to practice the virtue of humility? (19:04)</li>
<li>Dan - Can you explain Acts 2:38? What does it mean to receive the gift of the Holy Ghost? (21:35)</li>
<li>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.&nbsp;What does the church teach on this subject? (36:08)</li>
<li>Katheryn (email) - Do you think some of the fascination with the &ldquo;celebrity exorcism cottage industry&rdquo; comes from people in a secular culture finally becoming open to the idea that evil is a real supernatural force?</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 12, 2026 - Hour 2

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