Patrick discusses a recent Japanese study linking multiple mRNA COVID shots to quicker pancreatic cancer death, then addresses a thirteen-year-old’s quest to engage a neighbor dabbling in Greek paganism—suggesting the Socratic method for meaningful questions instead of preaching. He fields heartfelt, complex questions: one from a husband bracing for cancer surgery and concerned about marital intimacy, another from a listener struggling to respond to anti-Catholic arguments about Mary, and finally a call about the anguish of natural disasters colliding with faith. Calm, practical, and honest, Patrick brings real Catholic thought to urgent, sometimes painful realities.

 

• Japanese study: Repeated mRNA Covid jabs linked to faster death from pancreatic cancer (01:58)
• Erin (13-years-old) - My neighbor worships Greek gods. Should I be friends with her? (04:45)
• Sam - I am having my prostate removed. Certain marital functions may not work afterword’s. Can I take meds and injections to assist my marital life? (15:38)
• Susan – I met a couple who left the Church and challenged my faith. The husband said the Church worships Mary. (23:05)
• Cecile - How can God let something so terrible as the flooding in Texas happen? (37:23)