Patrick addresses a listener who is upset about a Catholic women's college allowing transgender men to attend. They discuss the decay happening within both the Protestant and Catholic churches, and Patrick shares his thoughts on the possibility of living in the end times. Later, a caller raises the issue of the absence of crucifixes in certain churches and the overemphasis on images of Mary. Patrick explores the theological significance of sacred art and offers insight into the historical context of iconoclasm in the Church.

• Argentine president Milei invites Pope Francis to visit
• Susan - I found a full sister by using the DNA test. It has been such a blessing to me.
• Rae - My mom was adopted and was told that her mom had died. Later we did a DNA test and found out the truth about her past.
• Pat - I got some Rosaries from Ireland with 7 decades and 7 beads per decade. What does that mean?
• Norm - I read an article about a transgender woman at an all-woman school in Notre Dame. I see a lot of destruction in both the protestant and Catholic Churches. (20:23)
• Emily – What’s up with the lack of crucifixes in churches? I see lots of artwork of Our Lady but no crucifixes. (229:03)
• Christine (email) – I’m having a hard time with all the announcements during Mass
• Christina - I'm looking to get the Dogma of Hell and it is being packaged with another book by Thomas Nelson. Do you recommend I get both?
• Michael - If you are baptized Catholic but don't go to Church, is that okay? (46:28)
• George - I am a deacon and I think that in the Church we don't rely on images of Crucifixes because Jesus is present in the Tabernacle