Patrick answers questions ranging from the three days of darkness prophecy and private revelation to why forgiveness can be such a struggle and how wrath creeps up in daily life, all with a straight-on, plainspoken style that never ducks the awkward moments. He unpacks biblical puzzles like the talking serpent in Eden, considers purity of speech and virtue—sometimes with unexpected personal stories—and even pauses for lighthearted banter about Taco Tuesday. From military mentorship to the challenge of living celibacy and service, Patrick threads honesty and realism through each unpredictable call.

 

• Freddie – Why would God do the three days of darkness? (00:46)
• Henry (email) - Warriors of God for Marines (12:21)
• Bill (email) - Are we as Catholics called to love and forgive each and every fellow human, including hardened sinners no matter what? (19:17)
• Karen (email) – How do you feel about priests swearing? (22:13)
• Catherine – Was Satan an actual snake in the Garden of Eden? (26:51)
• Megan - 'as it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be...', applied to scenes in Christ's life on earth seems to show timelessness. Is this a true interpretation of that phrase? (30:08)
• Jessica - What is your book recommendation on the Seven Deadly Sins? (38:17)
• Lia – What does the phrase, “some of us meant to be married and some to serve” mean?