Patrick answers bold listener questions on the Garden of Eden, the destiny of Adam and Eve, and extraordinary biblical lifespans, blending these with heartfelt stories of marriage struggles and spiritual recovery. Surprises pop up as he discusses Catholic teachings on guardian angels, responds to debates about the Latin Mass and Martin Scorsese's saint documentaries, and even shares thoughts on mustache care. Brisk exchanges and raw honesty keep the conversation lively and unscripted.

• Lupe - Was the Garden of Eve real and did Adam and Eve go to Hell?
• Vinnie - I have a problem believing that people could live to 900 years old. How was that possible in the Bible? (06:47)
• Tom - My wife and I were separated 15 years ago, and we totally recovered from this. Surrendering and giving up really helped me. Your show really helped. (13:06)
• Sal (email) – Fr. Simon said it was okay to name your guardian angel. (20:14)
• Brother John - That earlier caller is turning the Church into a psychological issue. This is why we need the Confessional and need to acknowledge mortal and venial sin. (25:47)
• Joyce – Padre Pio named his guardian angel. (26:52)
• Shawn - Do you have any thoughts on the Martin Scorsese film, The Saints? (29:51)
• Brian - My dad took 4 years of Latin and ancient Greece. The New Mass doesn't give me any feeling. Ritual gives us tradition. Without the Latin Mass, we lose out on tradition and ritual. (39:30)
• Josiah - How are you able to keep a perfect mustache? (44:57)
• Tony - I was diagnosed with prostate cancer. Is praying to more than one saint, ok? (48:39)