Historical evidence points to authenticity of 

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I was disappointed by the show on Netflix abou

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Special Guest Host Cale Clarke dives into the fascinating world of the Shroud of Turin, exploring its historical journey, the latest scientific evidence, and its significance for Christians. Thousands are lining up at a recent exhibit, showing the immense interest in this ancient artifact. From pollen analysis to the unique imprints on the shroud, this discussion is mind-blowing.


Historical evidence points to authenticity of The Shroud of Turin (03:13)
Teresa - I was disappointed by the show on Netflix about miracles which said that the Should of Turin was disproved. (35:06)

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke dives into the fascinating world of the Shroud of Turin, exploring its historical journey, the latest scientific evidence, and its significance for Christians. Thousands are lining up at a recent exhibit, showing the immense interest in this ancient artifact. From pollen analysis to the unique imprints on the shroud, this discussion is mind-blowing.
 
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<li>Historical evidence points to authenticity of The Shroud of Turin (03:13)</li>
<li>Teresa - I was disappointed by the show on Netflix about miracles which said that the Should of Turin was disproved. (35:06)</li>
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The Patrick Madrid Show is your source for the latest in current events and contemporary issues. Join host Patrick Madrid for compelling insights, lively conversations, and encouragement for your day!

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The Patrick Madrid Show: September 24, 2024 - Hour 1

Why do you think Our Lady of Zeitoun would app

I need advice and understanding of Church teac

How do I know my baptism was valid if there is

Did you read the book 'Return of the Gods'? 

I think the Marital Debt concept is aimed at w

I think women do need more sleep because of th

The old demon god's waking up: Are these demon

What does the Catholic Catechism say about wha

Patrick tackles some deep questions about marriage and the concept of the "marital debt." He explains what it really means, highlighting how it’s a mutual, sacrificial duty of love, and emphasizes the importance of clear, compassionate communication between spouses. For those struggling with postpartum issues or balancing intimacy in marriage, listen in for valuable insights and practical advice. Remember, marriage involves seeking the good of each other and making sacrifices together. Catch the full discussion on The Patrick Madrid Show for a path to a happier, healthier marriage.


Brian (email) - Why do you think Our Lady of Zeitoun would appear at a Church that is not in communion with the Church founded by Christ? (00:39)
Email about marriage – I need advice and understanding of Church teaching on the topic of marital debt (06:05)
Email – How do I know my baptism was valid if there is no video proof? (18:58)
Jim - Did you read the book 'Return of the Gods'? It’s about Old Testament deities which are coming back around in our world today. (23:04)
Liz (email) – I think the Marital Debt concept is aimed at women (28:56)
Dani - I think women do need more sleep because of the hormone cycles. (36:31)
Tommy - The old demon god's waking up: Are these demons or were they make believe? Have you seen the study of a worship of a demon in Mexico with the Cartel? (38:43)
Martha - What does the Catholic Catechism say about what to do in a marriage with addiction and demonic influence, regarding the marriage debt? (47:48)

Patrick tackles some deep questions about marriage and the concept of the "marital debt." He explains what it really means, highlighting how it’s a mutual, sacrificial duty of love, and emphasizes the importance of clear, compassionate communication between spouses. For those struggling with postpartum issues or balancing intimacy in marriage, listen in for valuable insights and practical advice. Remember, marriage involves seeking the good of each other and making sacrifices together. Catch the full discussion on The Patrick Madrid Show for a path to a happier, healthier marriage.
 
<ul>
<li>Brian (email) - Why do you think Our Lady of Zeitoun would appear at a Church that is not in communion with the Church founded by Christ? (00:39)</li>
<li>Email about marriage – I need advice and understanding of Church teaching on the topic of marital debt (06:05)</li>
<li>Email – How do I know my baptism was valid if there is no video proof? (18:58)</li>
<li>Jim - Did you read the book 'Return of the Gods'? It’s about Old Testament deities which are coming back around in our world today. (23:04)</li>
<li>Liz (email) – I think the Marital Debt concept is aimed at women (28:56)</li>
<li>Dani - I think women do need more sleep because of the hormone cycles. (36:31)</li>
<li>Tommy - The old demon god's waking up: Are these demons or were they make believe? Have you seen the study of a worship of a demon in Mexico with the Cartel? (38:43)</li>
<li>Martha - What does the Catholic Catechism say about what to do in a marriage with addiction and demonic influence, regarding the marriage debt? (47:48)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 12, 2024 - Hour 1

I love your show, but I think it’s boring when

I think women need the love, which the marital

Patrick talks about the importance of saying “

Why is it okay to have saint’s relics but peop

What is the difference between injuring yourse

Can you explain the Church's teaching on how t

The rough housing is real!

Wrasslin’ Time! Patrick explores the profound impact of expressing love and affection within families, whether through hugs, kisses, or even rough housing. His discussion highlights the importance of breaking cycles, making conscious choices, and ensuring those "I love yous" are said often. Patrick shares personal stories about how these actions shape relationships and create lasting legacies.


Email – I love your show, but I think it’s boring when it’s the same question over and over again (00:30)
Ruth - I think women need the love, which the marital act provides, just as much as the men do. (07:32)
Patrick talks about the importance of saying “I love you” to your kids (10:47)
Liz - Why is it okay to have saint’s relics but people can't spread their ashes? (20:51)
What is the difference between injuring yourself for God like Saint Faustina did and Kids cutting themselves? (29:17)
Manny - Can you explain the Church's teaching on how there is no salvation outside of the Church? (36:15)
Jessica (email) – The rough housing is real!

Wrasslin’ Time! Patrick explores the profound impact of expressing love and affection within families, whether through hugs, kisses, or even rough housing. His discussion highlights the importance of breaking cycles, making conscious choices, and ensuring those "I love yous" are said often. Patrick shares personal stories about how these actions shape relationships and create lasting legacies.
 
<ul>
<li>Email – I love your show, but I think it’s boring when it’s the same question over and over again (00:30)</li>
<li>Ruth - I think women need the love, which the marital act provides, just as much as the men do. (07:32)</li>
<li>Patrick talks about the importance of saying “I love you” to your kids (10:47)</li>
<li>Liz - Why is it okay to have saint’s relics but people can't spread their ashes? (20:51)</li>
<li>What is the difference between injuring yourself for God like Saint Faustina did and Kids cutting themselves? (29:17)</li>
<li>Manny - Can you explain the Church's teaching on how there is no salvation outside of the Church? (36:15)</li>
<li>Jessica (email) – The rough housing is real!</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 12, 2024 - Hour 2

How can I explain to my son why God punishes e

We were talking about Purgatory in a bible stu

I have three kids, there's a spread of ten yea

Why do you think Churches are closing? 

Why would the doors to a church be locked?

My son is planning on getting married outside 

Patrick has a heartfelt discussion with a caller questioning why humanity suffers for Adam and Eve's sin. Patrick uses a powerful analogy about lost inheritance that really resonates. The message? Even in adversity, there is hope for redemption through faith.


Elle - How can I explain to my son why God punishes everyone for Eve’s mistake? (02:02)
Ed - We were talking about Purgatory in a bible study with non-Catholics and it didn't go over too well. (13:07)
Don - I have three kids, there's a spread of ten years between them.  As they got older, wrestling got a little harder, but I did a couple of things to make it easier. (24:38)
Bill - Why do you think Churches are closing? I don't think it is a good idea to close Churches down. (27:38)
Norma (email) – Why would the doors to a church be locked? (40:28)
Carol - My son is planning on getting married outside of the Church. Can I attend the wedding? (44:27)

Patrick has a heartfelt discussion with a caller questioning why humanity suffers for Adam and Eve's sin. Patrick uses a powerful analogy about lost inheritance that really resonates. The message? Even in adversity, there is hope for redemption through faith.
 
<ul>
<li>Elle - How can I explain to my son why God punishes everyone for Eve’s mistake? (02:02)</li>
<li>Ed - We were talking about Purgatory in a bible study with non-Catholics and it didn't go over too well. (13:07)</li>
<li>Don - I have three kids, there's a spread of ten years between them.  As they got older, wrestling got a little harder, but I did a couple of things to make it easier. (24:38)</li>
<li>Bill - Why do you think Churches are closing? I don't think it is a good idea to close Churches down. (27:38)</li>
<li>Norma (email) – Why would the doors to a church be locked? (40:28)</li>
<li>Carol - My son is planning on getting married outside of the Church. Can I attend the wedding? (44:27)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 24, 2024 - Hour 1

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