Patrick takes listener calls and jumps through current debates on everything from locker room policies in schools to the spiritual risks of yoga and questions around modesty. He wrestles with topics such as sexual temptation, the church's stance on marriage convalidation, medical ethics for ectopic pregnancies, and representation in religious art, all while drawing out Catholic perspectives and personal stories. Questions spark unexpected turns: alcohol and cigars in men's groups, repetitive prayer, confession after difficult choices.

• Audio: Winsome Sears asks Abigail Spanberger what she would say if her daughter was crying about a man undressing in the ladies’ room (00:19)
• Mary Jane - I know someone who can feel the evil of yoga, but why aren't others effected by it as much? (03:01)
• Steven - When does sexual arousal turn into a mortal sin? (10:58)
• Tim - Is sex allowed in a non-valid marriage? (16:28)
• Janet – Is it a sin to abort an embryo in an ectopic pregnancy? (22:52)
• Jenny - I pointed out a mural to my 23-year-old daughter who is back from school. She said that it would be nice if they would diversify Jesus “because he’s not a pasty white guy”. How do I answer her on this? (30:55)
• Jesus - Is it scandalous to drink beer and smoke cigars during a men’s group meeting? (38:14)
• Winifred - Why are litanies not a pagan practice? They seem similar to praying to different titles of God. (46:04)