Patrick talks about the importance of Catholic parents guiding their teens, especially warning against Protestant youth groups. Callers like Peggy and Kathleen share their journeys back to faith. Patrick also tackles issues like the rules of remarriage after annulment and dealing with difficult family dynamics.

 

• G (email) – I can’t find all the articles you recommend on the Relevant Radio website. (00:38)
• Peggy - I left the Church but came back. There is hope that people will come back. (02:40)
• Bridget (email) - I am puzzled about your endorsement of someone asking his friend to come to a Catholic teen group. I realize that you are hoping that the friend might ultimately become Catholic, but how can your thinking work both ways? (05:41)
• Mary - I was drawn into a protestant service. It’s very flashy, but glad I didn’t join. (08:27)
• Stephanie - My daughter met friends from a nondenominational school, and this has turned out to be a mistake (11:11)
• Kathleen - My youngest son left the church because of a Calvinist group. My husband left the Church too. it is challenging for me. I wish I could have done more to stop it. (16:11)
• Adam - I see where you are coming from, but I think going to Protestant Bible camp was helpful for me. I am still Catholic. (20:16)
• Joe – I disagree with Patrick. Why I don't go to Catholic Church anymore is because of mandatory celibacy in clericalism (24:43)
• Jim - My marriage was annulled. The vast majority out there are divorced but not annulled. What are the rules of remarriage? (31:56)
• Sally (email) - I'm a devout Catholic, but I don't have a lot of support. I want to stay true to my faith but to foster peace with my family (38:25)
• Marge – I’m a cradle Catholic and wend to a Protestant youth group and I didn't turn away from being Catholic. (43:54)
• Elijah - I am disappointed in the Protestant bashing. Don’t we have same God? (47:06)
• Gabriel - What do you think about my proof against Sola Scriptura? (49:23)