Young Carol from Bakersfield shares her thoughts on a Bible verse, Luke 17:21, seeking clarity on what it means when it says "the Kingdom of God is within you." Patrick discusses how Jesus's message is more about an internal spiritual kingdom rather than a physical earthly one. Later, we hear from Young Landon in Florida, contemplating a call to the priesthood amid growing concerns over a shortage of priests. Patrick navigates the distinctions between diocesan and religious life, stressing the importance of discerning God's call.

 

• Sophia - What does it mean to keep holy the Sabbath in our modern time? (00:36)
• James - I think that Biden did release a white house statement recognizing the Arminian Genocide. (08:32)
• Lisa - My husband works out of town all week and we are unable to go to Church when he is home because how busy the weekend is. Would that be okay to not go to Church in this case? (12:19)
• Carol (10-years-old) - Luke 17:21. What does it mean that the Kingdom of Heaven is in you? (22:19)
• Landon (15-years-old) – Is it possible for me to become a priest? (26:55)
• Mary - My daughter is dating a Maronite Catholic. Can she go to Church with him? (39:00)
• Yvonne - I am civilly married with my husband. I am Catholic but he is not Catholic. I don't think I want to get married in the Church because of where we are at in our relationship, but we are living as brother and sister. Are we living in sin? (46:12)