Patrick answers some of life’s toughest questions; faith, truth, and the decisions each person faces. He explores how Catholic teaching connects to personal struggles, relationships, and doubts that can arise in families. Patrick shares why seeking truth matters, highlights the strength found in community, and talks about how to respond when loved ones move in different directions. For anyone handling challenging conversations about faith or looking for encouragement and clarity, Patrick’s insights offer practical wisdom and perspective. He encourages everyone to keep asking questions and let purpose guide their journey.

 

• Kevin (email) - When my sister passed from cancer, my nephew took it very hard and slapped into drugs.  He thought running to Mexico would be a good option.  He grew up 30 minutes from Saint Augustine, so I’m praying he will get directed to “Hope Reborn”. (00:39)
• Jose (12-years-old) – Was Jesus fully human? (02:17)
• Anthony - My son is falling away from the faith because of a girl. What should I do? (05:24)
• Alfredo - Why when the priests incense the alter do they take the lectionary book off the alter and then bring it back? (13:52)
• Vince - When Jesus gave Peter the keys to the kingdom, what did it mean that sins could be retained? (20:33)
• Daniel - How does Patrick know that salvation exists only in the Catholic Church? (22:59)
• Sheila (email) - Can you expand on John 20:20, when a fallen away Catholic says that was for all people, not just the Apostles? (27:09)
• Amy (email) - A man called in about his father who has dementia, and you discussed confession options, the sacrament of anointing of the sick, and a 3rd option (if someone were to die alone, but had prayed during their lifetime, they would be saved). Does this 3rd option apply to Protestants? (30:12)
• Vince - Where are the words hell and purgatory in the Bible? (36:56)
• Danny - I don't agree with Patrick about Catholic salvation. (40:57)
• Mary - Are good works burnt up in heaven? If so, why bother writing an obituary? (49:51)