Patrick engages in a thoughtful talk with a caller on the moral aspects of traffic laws and if it’s a sin to disobey them. The conversation highlights how following civic rules can keep everyone safe and fulfill moral duties. From avoiding reckless speeding to respecting no U-turn signs, the emphasis is on promoting the common good.

• Carol (email) - Anyone who takes voting seriously can find a way to get an ID. (00:47)
• Chris - Catholics have the obligation to vote and the CCC 2240 states that.  I think that really needs to get hammered. (03:55)
• Maria - I'm a Catholic, and an Elections clerk, and I’m very upset about being a called a 'wacko' here in California. (11:34)
• Jean Marie - There are Green Light Laws, where you can get IDs without documentation. (15:28)
• Audio: AI grandmother was trained on real scam calls (20:24)
• Rita - What happened to Churches that leave the Blessed Sacrament outside the Church, like in a separate Chapel? (22:28)
• Mary - I used to work in the Post Office and found people's votes shredded by the machine. (26:49)
• Rob - Real ID is the new way to verify voters (34:26)
• Alice – IL does verify who I am before I send in a mail in ballot (39:48)
• Joseph - What is a good Old Testament scripture for my dad's funeral? (42:41)
• Lil - How much of a sin is it when you break traffic laws, like for example, making an illegal turn, speed up at yellow light, etc. (45:47)