Patrick answers a storm of listener questions, moving from heartfelt concerns about praying for non-Christian relatives to the practical steps of confession and the process of annulments. Candid advice and gentle challenges blend as Patrick handles family faith dilemmas, public scandal in the Church, and the spiritual effects of unsettling music. Banter with the crew flashes between calls, keeping everything grounded in authentic conversation.

• Yesmeen - My dad was a Muslim. I prayed for him and had masses said for him. I heard a priest say that you can only do this for a Christian. (00:31)
• Stanley - I followed your advice and confessed my sins but then I remembered that I might have some knowledge about my forgiven sin. Should I go back to Confession again? (07:13)
• Roy - If someone has a valid reason to get divorced and remarried, do they have to do anything? (14:24)
• Nicholas - If God's Church is the Catholic Church, why does he allow people to be swayed by other religions? (20:23)
• Michael - Gio Benitez, a reporter who is gay, was recently confirmed Catholic. How could this be allowed? (25:03)
• Rhonda - I wish people who really want to argue with you would just change the channel. (37:32)
• Vincent - Revolution 9 on one of the Beetles’ albums. What do you think of this song? It is kind of creepy to me. (43:48)
• Jim - Why does St. Paul call Jesus 'Christ Jesus'? Is this a literary form? (48:04)
• Chris - I learn so much from you Patrick when someone calls in with a hard question. (49:36)