Jen Fulweiler, stand-up comic and author, join

Break 01

Did any of the Eucharistic Miracles have an ef

Break 02

When you and your husband were converting. wer

I started following Jen's Instagram and I love

Something about your voice is so engaging! You

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke has the phenomenal Jen Fulwiler as a guest. Jen is a stand-up comic, best-selling author, and a former atheist turned Catholic. They dive deep into her incredible journey from atheism to Catholicism, sparked by the love for her child and an encounter with Relevant Radio. Jen shares how she self-produced her comedy tour during the pandemic, her family’s initial skepticism about her religious conversion, and the profound impact of the Eucharist on her faith.


Jen Fulwiler, stand-up comic and author, joins Cale Clarke to talk about God, comedy and raising a family (03:39)
Nello - Did any of the Eucharistic Miracles have an effect on Jen coming into the Church? (30:03)
Julie - When you and your husband were converting. were you debating a lot with each other? (34:40)
Carrie - I started following Jen's Instagram and I love what you do. If you ever make it to California, you will have fans. (40:47)
Rosemary - I love Jen so much! Something about your voice is so engaging! Your comedy will get my children's attention. (46:30)

Special Guest Host Cale Clarke has the phenomenal Jen Fulwiler as a guest. Jen is a stand-up comic, best-selling author, and a former atheist turned Catholic. They dive deep into her incredible journey from atheism to Catholicism, sparked by the love for her child and an encounter with Relevant Radio. Jen shares how she self-produced her comedy tour during the pandemic, her family’s initial skepticism about her religious conversion, and the profound impact of the Eucharist on her faith.
 
<ul>
<li>Jen Fulwiler, stand-up comic and author, joins Cale Clarke to talk about God, comedy and raising a family (03:39)</li>
<li>Nello - Did any of the Eucharistic Miracles have an effect on Jen coming into the Church? (30:03)</li>
<li>Julie - When you and your husband were converting. were you debating a lot with each other? (34:40)</li>
<li>Carrie - I started following Jen's Instagram and I love what you do. If you ever make it to California, you will have fans. (40:47)</li>
<li>Rosemary - I love Jen so much! Something about your voice is so engaging! Your comedy will get my children's attention. (46:30)</li>
</ul>

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The Patrick Madrid Show: September 24, 2024 - Hour 2

Audio: Charlie Kirk, for those of you that don

What is the moral responsibility for Catholics

My niece is preparing for a leadership confere

The last line on the Gospel for Mass says 'no 

I’m working on coming into the Church, but I’m

Patrick addresses a heartfelt listener question about the fear of first confession and handling past mistakes like abortion with grace. He explains the Biblical roots of confession, highlights its healing power, and reassures that God's forgiveness knows no bounds. For anyone on a spiritual journey and feeling nervous, remember that confession brings liberation and healing. God loves you, and there is no judgment, only grace.


Audio: Charlie Kirk, for those of you that don’t think our Country was based on Christianity! (02:05)
Rachel - What is the moral responsibility for Catholics who are inviting non-practicing Catholics to a baptism Mass? Are we responsible if they receive the Eucharist outside of the state of Grace? (15:25)
Cheryl - My niece is preparing for a leadership conference where Charlie Kirk was at and I was able to get him some books that you wrote. (27:00)
Joe - The last line on the Gospel for Mass says 'no one knows the time'. If Jesus is God, how can He not know this? Is He not all knowing? (31:56)
Email – I’m working on coming into the Church, but I’m worried about confession (39:56)

Patrick addresses a heartfelt listener question about the fear of first confession and handling past mistakes like abortion with grace. He explains the Biblical roots of confession, highlights its healing power, and reassures that God's forgiveness knows no bounds. For anyone on a spiritual journey and feeling nervous, remember that confession brings liberation and healing. God loves you, and there is no judgment, only grace.
 
<ul>
<li>Audio: Charlie Kirk, for those of you that don’t think our Country was based on Christianity! (02:05)</li>
<li>Rachel - What is the moral responsibility for Catholics who are inviting non-practicing Catholics to a baptism Mass? Are we responsible if they receive the Eucharist outside of the state of Grace? (15:25)</li>
<li>Cheryl - My niece is preparing for a leadership conference where Charlie Kirk was at and I was able to get him some books that you wrote. (27:00)</li>
<li>Joe - The last line on the Gospel for Mass says 'no one knows the time'. If Jesus is God, how can He not know this? Is He not all knowing? (31:56)</li>
<li>Email – I’m working on coming into the Church, but I’m worried about confession (39:56)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 13, 2024 - Hour 1

Audio: Richard Nixon - To the forgotten Americ

My friend told me that it wasn't required to g

I get offended by people wanting to do Mass in

Patrick gives a historical perspective on “Com

Did Jesus’ death on the Cross open up the gate

How can I celebrate holidays with a family mem

My care giver has skull tattoos, and I am worr

Should my friend invite his trans friend over 

Patrick explores the historical context of receiving communion in the hand versus on the tongue. Drawing from early Church practices cited by St. Cyril of Jerusalem to the directives of the Church Councils and teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas, Patrick explains how and why these customs have changed. Learn about the reasons behind current traditions and what notable Popes, including Pope Paul VI and Pope John Paul II, have decreed on this significant topic. Listen in to gain a richer understanding of our faith’s heritage and liturgical practices with Patrick.


Audio: Richard Nixon - To the forgotten Americans (01:16)
Lynn - My friend told me that it wasn't required to go to confession if you haven't been to confession in a long time. (02:20)
Amy - I remember going to the Latin Mass with communion on the tongue. I get offended by people wanting to do Mass in Latin but I was taught that it was better to receive communion in the hand. I also didn't like the Chapel veil. I loved the Novus Ordo changes. (08:08)
* Patrick gives a historical perspective on “Communion in the Hand” (21:03)
Joe - Did Jesus’ death on the Cross open up the gates of heaven? When were the chapter and verses put in the bible? (30:56)
Kelly - How can I celebrate holidays with a family member who had an affair and is now living with the woman? (37:17)
Dolores - My care giver has skull tattoos, and I am worried that she may be spiritually bad for me. Should I keep letting her in my house or not? (44:40)
Patty – Should my friend invite his trans friend over to a party? (49:09)

Patrick explores the historical context of receiving communion in the hand versus on the tongue. Drawing from early Church practices cited by St. Cyril of Jerusalem to the directives of the Church Councils and teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas, Patrick explains how and why these customs have changed. Learn about the reasons behind current traditions and what notable Popes, including Pope Paul VI and Pope John Paul II, have decreed on this significant topic. Listen in to gain a richer understanding of our faith’s heritage and liturgical practices with Patrick.
 
<ul>
<li>Audio: Richard Nixon - To the forgotten Americans (01:16)</li>
<li>Lynn - My friend told me that it wasn't required to go to confession if you haven't been to confession in a long time. (02:20)</li>
<li>Amy - I remember going to the Latin Mass with communion on the tongue. I get offended by people wanting to do Mass in Latin but I was taught that it was better to receive communion in the hand. I also didn't like the Chapel veil. I loved the Novus Ordo changes. (08:08)</li>
<li>* Patrick gives a historical perspective on “Communion in the Hand” (21:03)</li>
<li>Joe - Did Jesus’ death on the Cross open up the gates of heaven? When were the chapter and verses put in the bible? (30:56)</li>
<li>Kelly - How can I celebrate holidays with a family member who had an affair and is now living with the woman? (37:17)</li>
<li>Dolores - My care giver has skull tattoos, and I am worried that she may be spiritually bad for me. Should I keep letting her in my house or not? (44:40)</li>
<li>Patty – Should my friend invite his trans friend over to a party? (49:09)</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: November 13, 2024 - Hour 2

Heated exchange between a British TV anchor an

How much water is needed for a valid Baptism?

Gen Z are increasingly becoming NEETs by choic

I used to have the fear of not making it in li

I think there is a spiritual warfare that is h

Dominic, a 31-year-old millennial, courageously shares his journey from addiction to recovery. Dominic's powerful story reveals the harsh realities of substance abuse, the importance of faith, and the resilience it takes to overcome life's toughest challenges. If someone is struggling or you know anyone who is, remember that there's hope and a path to a brighter future. Stay strong, stay connected, stay focused on Jesus, and never give up.


Audio: Heated exchange between a British TV anchor and her non-binary guest
Rick - How much water is needed for a valid Baptism?
Gen Z are increasingly becoming NEETs by choice—not in employment, education, or training
Dominic - I am a millennial. I used to have the fear of not making it in life. I realized that in order to make enough money for a family now days you need to work more than 40 hours a week.
Olivia - I think there is a spiritual warfare that is happening to the younger generation via technology and porn.

Dominic, a 31-year-old millennial, courageously shares his journey from addiction to recovery. Dominic's powerful story reveals the harsh realities of substance abuse, the importance of faith, and the resilience it takes to overcome life's toughest challenges. If someone is struggling or you know anyone who is, remember that there's hope and a path to a brighter future. Stay strong, stay connected, stay focused on Jesus, and never give up.
 
<ul>
<li>Audio: Heated exchange between a British TV anchor and her non-binary guest</li>
<li>Rick - How much water is needed for a valid Baptism?</li>
<li>Gen Z are increasingly becoming NEETs by choice—not in employment, education, or training</li>
<li>Dominic - I am a millennial. I used to have the fear of not making it in life. I realized that in order to make enough money for a family now days you need to work more than 40 hours a week.</li>
<li>Olivia - I think there is a spiritual warfare that is happening to the younger generation via technology and porn.</li>
</ul>

The Patrick Madrid Show: September 24, 2024 - Hour 2

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