Patrick responds to questions on Church tradition, saintly names, and the lasting impact of liturgical history. He features candid commentary from Lucy Biggers, who shares her story of recognizing personal bias and ideological influence in her career as a climate reporter, sparking both agreement and challenge from callers about truth, self-reflection, and societal pressures. The episode also addresses the struggles families face with digital technology, mental health, indoctrination, and the complex roots of antisemitism, while inviting listeners to seek compassion and clarity in a world of conflicting voices.

• Anthony (email) - Why has the Church selected seven specific women, among the hundreds, if not thousands, of women saints, to be commemorated during the Eucharistic Prayer? (16:13)
• Audio: "I explain how I was brainwashed into becoming a biased climate reporter" Lucy Biggers @LLBiggers - https://x.com/LLBiggers/status/2100573854615642446?s=20 (05:37)
• Jessica - Locking the phones is not working out for my kids. An Instagram Video sparked a mental health crisis in my husband. (21:59)
• Dylan - I partially disagree with video you played. She didn't actually emphasize climate change and what it is. Same talking points of imperialism, white man, etc. No substance. (33:00)
• Audio: Bill Mahr on how this country is so antisemitic now (talking with David Foster) - https://x.com/RedWavePress/status/2100243551133016084?s=20 (42:32)
• Audio: “Antisemitism is a lie that people use to gain or maintain power. And the lie is always the same: Jews are destroying what you value most." @DaraHorn joined @coldxman at the 92nd Street Y to discuss her new book, ‘The Final Solution to the Jewish Question,’ and why she thinks Jew-hatred has less to do with hate than with power. - https://x.com/TheFP/status/2100607160509984987?s=20 (46:51)