Break 01

Why do protestants think that the seven books 

Guardian angel story: I was pulling a trailer 

Break 02

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke celebrates our Holy Guardian Angels as he explores some fascinating stories and insights about these spiritual beings. Ever wondered about the true nature of angels, or whether humans become angels after death? We’ll debunk common myths and discuss the roles angels play in our lives, informed by biblical references and theological insights.


Jodi - Why do protestants think that the seven books of the bible are not inspired by God? (20:21)
Jim - Guardian angel story: I was pulling a trailer and spun out of control. If the trailer hadn’t pooped off, I would have been crushed by an oncoming bus (34:36)

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke celebrates our Holy Guardian Angels as he explores some fascinating stories and insights about these spiritual beings. Ever wondered about the true nature of angels, or whether humans become angels after death? We’ll debunk common myths and discuss the roles angels play in our lives, informed by biblical references and theological insights.
 
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<li>Jodi - Why do protestants think that the seven books of the bible are not inspired by God? (20:21)</li>
<li>Jim - Guardian angel story: I was pulling a trailer and spun out of control. If the trailer hadn’t pooped off, I would have been crushed by an oncoming bus (34:36)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: October 02, 2024 - Hour 1

Guardian angels: Today is the first anniversar

My husband had a bad accident with a potato sp

Two strong men came out of nowhere to help my 

I was a young infantry lieutenant in 1980 and 

Guardian angels: Was saved from being hit by a

Where do we get the idea that angels have wing

Cale shares the story of St. Thérèse of Lisieu

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke examines the fascinating and often misunderstood world of Guardian Angels. Have you ever wondered about their biblical origins or their purpose in our lives? Today, we'll explore key passages from scripture, including Revelation and the Book of Job, and uncover theological insights about these celestial beings. Plus, we'll tackle some age-old questions: Can demons repent? How do angels operate outside of time? And what role do they play in our spiritual journeys?


Cheryl - Guardian angels: Today is the first anniversary of a fall I had while on a trip. I don't know how I fell but I heard a voice that said relax, tuck your head, and roll. I think that it was my angel who told me to do that. I am now healed and in great health. (13:50)
Kim - My husband had a bad accident with a potato sprayer. He blacked out and hit something but no one was hurt. (20:55)
Jessica - My mom and step-father were hiking in the wilderness and it was getting dark fast. They took a 'short cut' up a cliff. Two strong men came out of nowhere to left them up and help them out (25:31)
Tim - I was a young infantry lieutenant in 1980 and a vehicle drove off a ledge that should have rolled on top of me. I think an angel saved me. (29:59)
Ramiro - 12 years ago, I was driving with my wife. When the light turned green, I couldn't find the clutch with my foot (I had owned the car for years). A big truck passed by and missed us because of that. (32:53)
Where do we get the idea that angels have wings? (37:50)
Cale shares the story of St. Thérèse of Lisieux (42:47)

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke examines the fascinating and often misunderstood world of Guardian Angels. Have you ever wondered about their biblical origins or their purpose in our lives? Today, we'll explore key passages from scripture, including Revelation and the Book of Job, and uncover theological insights about these celestial beings. Plus, we'll tackle some age-old questions: Can demons repent? How do angels operate outside of time? And what role do they play in our spiritual journeys?
 
<ul>
<li>Cheryl - Guardian angels: Today is the first anniversary of a fall I had while on a trip. I don't know how I fell but I heard a voice that said relax, tuck your head, and roll. I think that it was my angel who told me to do that. I am now healed and in great health. (13:50)</li>
<li>Kim - My husband had a bad accident with a potato sprayer. He blacked out and hit something but no one was hurt. (20:55)</li>
<li>Jessica - My mom and step-father were hiking in the wilderness and it was getting dark fast. They took a 'short cut' up a cliff. Two strong men came out of nowhere to left them up and help them out (25:31)</li>
<li>Tim - I was a young infantry lieutenant in 1980 and a vehicle drove off a ledge that should have rolled on top of me. I think an angel saved me. (29:59)</li>
<li>Ramiro - 12 years ago, I was driving with my wife. When the light turned green, I couldn't find the clutch with my foot (I had owned the car for years). A big truck passed by and missed us because of that. (32:53)</li>
<li>Where do we get the idea that angels have wings? (37:50)</li>
<li>Cale shares the story of St. Thérèse of Lisieux (42:47)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: October 02, 2024 - Hour 2

On St. Thérèse: We found a flower at a cemeter

I received roses from Saint Thérèse after pray

Fr. Robert Gahl joins Cale to talk about Opus 

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke and Father Robert Gall explore the profound significance of the Feast of the Guardian Angels and its coinciding historical event—the founding of Opus Dei by Saint Josemaria Escriva on October 2, 1928. They delve into the saint's early life, his divine revelations, and the universal call to holiness that St. Escriva championed, which later became a cornerstone of Vatican II.


Carol - On St. Thérèse: We found a flower at a cemetery and it just appeared out of nowhere. (02:52)
Melinda - I received roses from Saint Thérèse after praying the novena. (05:10)
Fr. Robert Gahl joins Cale to talk about Opus Dei (24:14)

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke and Father Robert Gall explore the profound significance of the Feast of the Guardian Angels and its coinciding historical event—the founding of Opus Dei by Saint Josemaria Escriva on October 2, 1928. They delve into the saint's early life, his divine revelations, and the universal call to holiness that St. Escriva championed, which later became a cornerstone of Vatican II.
 
<ul>
<li>Carol - On St. Thérèse: We found a flower at a cemetery and it just appeared out of nowhere. (02:52)</li>
<li>Melinda - I received roses from Saint Thérèse after praying the novena. (05:10)</li>
<li>Fr. Robert Gahl joins Cale to talk about Opus Dei (24:14)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: October 02, 2024 - Hour 3

What’s the best way to study the bible and to 

The spiritual dangers of tattoos

George connects with Patrick in a deeply personal conversation about his struggles with addiction and his earnest efforts to reconnect with his faith. George's poignant story reflects the challenges many face in discussing religion with loved ones and finding solace in their local church communities. As George seeks to renew his spiritual path, Patrick emphasized the ever-present hope and redemption that await all of us, no matter our past. We're not just a show but a community, standing together in support and prayer. To George and to all our listeners grappling with similar battles, remember that transformation is possible, and you're not alone.


Patrick shares an email about using the phrase “Oh my God” as a prayer
Mike - I have a medical answer for how Jesus cured a blind man.
Angela (email) – No one gets a pass to talk bad about my faith
Eleanor (7-years-old) - Can Angels still sin? 
George – What’s the best way to study the bible and to become a Christian? (21:49)
Patrick shares a fascinating email from a North American Exorcist priest who warns of the spiritual dangers of tattoos (39:45)
Email – Why would anyone say that the Blessed Virgin Mary is the Devil?

George connects with Patrick in a deeply personal conversation about his struggles with addiction and his earnest efforts to reconnect with his faith. George's poignant story reflects the challenges many face in discussing religion with loved ones and finding solace in their local church communities. As George seeks to renew his spiritual path, Patrick emphasized the ever-present hope and redemption that await all of us, no matter our past. We're not just a show but a community, standing together in support and prayer. To George and to all our listeners grappling with similar battles, remember that transformation is possible, and you're not alone.
 
<ul>
<li>Patrick shares an email about using the phrase “Oh my God” as a prayer</li>
<li>Mike - I have a medical answer for how Jesus cured a blind man.</li>
<li>Angela (email) – No one gets a pass to talk bad about my faith</li>
<li>Eleanor (7-years-old) - Can Angels still sin? </li>
<li>George – What’s the best way to study the bible and to become a Christian? (21:49)</li>
<li>Patrick shares a fascinating email from a North American Exorcist priest who warns of the spiritual dangers of tattoos (39:45)</li>
<li>Email – Why would anyone say that the Blessed Virgin Mary is the Devil?</li>
</ul>

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