My daughter is in college and seems to have ma

Break 01

I have a report about the Catholic Church and 

Break 02

Should I plan a vacation to Disney Land?

Patrick tackles a heart-wrenching issue: A mother shares the pain of her college-aged daughter showing interest in a same-sex relationship. His advice centers on love and compassion, while standing firm in truth and faith.


Kathleen – My daughter is in college and seems to have maintained her faith, but she told us she dated a woman. What should we do or say next? (03:52)
Laura (email) – Story about Pearl Harbor
Jocelyn (11-years-old) - I have a report about the Catholic Church and one of my goals is to convert my atheist teacher. Can you help give some advice? (24:27)
Stephanie - I have a small elementary school and we would like to plan a vacation to Disney Land. However, we are concerned about Satanists who seem to do more things in the month of October. What do you think? (43:43)

Patrick tackles a heart-wrenching issue: A mother shares the pain of her college-aged daughter showing interest in a same-sex relationship. His advice centers on love and compassion, while standing firm in truth and faith.
 
<ul>
<li>Kathleen – My daughter is in college and seems to have maintained her faith, but she told us she dated a woman. What should we do or say next? (03:52)</li>
<li>Laura (email) – Story about Pearl Harbor</li>
<li>Jocelyn (11-years-old) - I have a report about the Catholic Church and one of my goals is to convert my atheist teacher. Can you help give some advice? (24:27)</li>
<li>Stephanie - I have a small elementary school and we would like to plan a vacation to Disney Land. However, we are concerned about Satanists who seem to do more things in the month of October. What do you think? (43:43)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: September 16, 2024 - Hour 1

Stephanie wants to give her kids the experienc

Disney’s Karey Burke wants 50% of characters t

AOL’s blatant promotion of the occult

Did Jesus ever sin?

What natural sleeping pills do you use?

Why do we say He rose 'Again' in the creed? 

Patrick tackles a big question from a concerned mom, Stephanie, about taking her kids to Disneyland amidst the company's controversial issues and the spiritual concerns around October. He discusses whether it makes a difference going another month and the importance of following your conscience in making family decisions. Patrick shares insights on how to navigate these tough choices while maintaining spiritual integrity.


Patrick continues his conversation with Stephanie from the end of the last hour. She wants to give her kids the experience of going to Disney Land, but Patrick warns about the LGBTQ agenda the company pushes in its movies and theme parks (00:40)
Audio: Disney’s Karey Burke said, "as the mother of one transgender child and one pansexual child," she wants "many, many, many LGBTQIA characters in our stories" and wants 50% of characters to be LGBTQIA and minorities (18:46)
AOL’s blatant promotion of the occult (26:02)
Raul - Did Jesus ever sin? (29:24)
Edgar - What natural sleeping pills do you use? (44:08)
Ronnie - When we say the Rosary, we also say the Apostles Creed. Why do we say He rose 'Again' in the creed? (46:56)

Patrick tackles a big question from a concerned mom, Stephanie, about taking her kids to Disneyland amidst the company's controversial issues and the spiritual concerns around October. He discusses whether it makes a difference going another month and the importance of following your conscience in making family decisions. Patrick shares insights on how to navigate these tough choices while maintaining spiritual integrity.
 
<ul>
<li>Patrick continues his conversation with Stephanie from the end of the last hour. She wants to give her kids the experience of going to Disney Land, but Patrick warns about the LGBTQ agenda the company pushes in its movies and theme parks (00:40)</li>
<li>Audio: Disney’s Karey Burke said, "as the mother of one transgender child and one pansexual child," she wants "many, many, many LGBTQIA characters in our stories" and wants 50% of characters to be LGBTQIA and minorities (18:46)</li>
<li>AOL’s blatant promotion of the occult (26:02)</li>
<li>Raul - Did Jesus ever sin? (29:24)</li>
<li>Edgar - What natural sleeping pills do you use? (44:08)</li>
<li>Ronnie - When we say the Rosary, we also say the Apostles Creed. Why do we say He rose 'Again' in the creed? (46:56)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 16, 2024 - Hour 2

Can I go to a Maronite Mass?

I came across a Satanist at my Walgreens.

Is the location of the tabernacle in a church 

What does 'Blessed' mean for someone in the pr

How can I help my friend who is skeptical abou

Patrick tackles some fascinating questions about attending a Maronite Mass and the validity of their sacraments. He also delves into the history of the Church of England and King Henry VIII's departure from the Catholic Church.


Betty - Can I go to a Maronite Mass? (00:35)
Barb (email) – My stream got cut off while you were talking about 9/11
Michelle - I came across a Satanist at my Walgreens. (09:45)
Paul – Is the location of the tabernacle in a church important? (20:20)
Lydia - What does 'Blessed' mean for someone in the process of canonization? (32:19)
John – How can I help my friend who is skeptical about the Ascension? (43:01)

Patrick tackles some fascinating questions about attending a Maronite Mass and the validity of their sacraments. He also delves into the history of the Church of England and King Henry VIII's departure from the Catholic Church.
 
<ul>
<li>Betty - Can I go to a Maronite Mass? (00:35)</li>
<li>Barb (email) – My stream got cut off while you were talking about 9/11</li>
<li>Michelle - I came across a Satanist at my Walgreens. (09:45)</li>
<li>Paul – Is the location of the tabernacle in a church important? (20:20)</li>
<li>Lydia - What does 'Blessed' mean for someone in the process of canonization? (32:19)</li>
<li>John – How can I help my friend who is skeptical about the Ascension? (43:01)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 16, 2024 - Hour 3

Do you have a Miraculous Medal? Do you keep it close by?



On The Patrick Madrid Show, Helene from Arizona called in with a great question that you might have wondered too: What makes the Miraculous Medal so miraculous? Here's Patrick's response. 



A Brief History: It all started with St. Catherine Labouré, a French nun who received a private vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary back in the 1800s. An angel led her to a chapel where Our Lady asked for a medal to be created, showing her image on one side and powerful symbols on the other. This medal was meant to be a sign of love for God and Mary, and a way to ask for graces that people often miss out on simply because they don’t even ask! 



Countless Miracles: Since then, there have been countless stories of miracles linked to the Miraculous Medal—healings, conversions, and dramatic transformations. The stories are too many to count now, but they all share something in common: this simple devotion has led people to deeper faith in Jesus and His Mother.



What's It For? Think of the medal like a wedding ring—a visible reminder of your love and devotion. When you feel it or see it, you’re reminded of your connection to God. Plus, it's a conversation starter! If someone asks, you get to share your faith. That's always a good thing, right?! 



Want to Learn More? Patrick recommends checking out The Miraculous Medal: Stories, Prayers, and Devotions by Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle for some inspiring real-life miracles connected to this devotion. And in case you’re wondering—yes, Patrick wears one too!



It’s a simple, powerful way to keep your heart close to Our Lady and Jesus. ⛪

Do you have a Miraculous Medal? Do you keep it close by?
 
On The Patrick Madrid Show, Helene from Arizona called in with a great question that you might have wondered too: What makes the Miraculous Medal so miraculous? Here's Patrick's response. 
 
A Brief History: It all started with St. Catherine Labouré, a French nun who received a private vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary back in the 1800s. An angel led her to a chapel where Our Lady asked for a medal to be created, showing her image on one side and powerful symbols on the other. This medal was meant to be a sign of love for God and Mary, and a way to ask for graces that people often miss out on simply because they don’t even ask! 
 
Countless Miracles: Since then, there have been countless stories of miracles linked to the Miraculous Medal—healings, conversions, and dramatic transformations. The stories are too many to count now, but they all share something in common: this simple devotion has led people to deeper faith in Jesus and His Mother.
 
What's It For? Think of the medal like a wedding ring—a visible reminder of your love and devotion. When you feel it or see it, you’re reminded of your connection to God. Plus, it's a conversation starter! If someone asks, you get to share your faith. That's always a good thing, right?! 
 
Want to Learn More? Patrick recommends checking out <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Miraculous-Medal-Stories-Prayers-Devotions/dp/1616366257">The Miraculous Medal: Stories, Prayers, and Devotions by Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle </a>for some inspiring real-life miracles connected to this devotion. And in case you’re wondering—yes, Patrick wears one too!
 
It’s a simple, powerful way to keep your heart close to Our Lady and Jesus. ⛪

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 16, 2024 - Hour 1

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