Patrick provides insights to engaging questions from listeners. Anita emails in and wants to know if there is a starter kit for praying novenas, Gabe asks if movies can have curses or demons attached to them, and Patrick assures listeners that one doesn't actually have to say the words "I consecrate" for a consecration to be authentic. Plus, more questions from the audience including, what is a humeral veil and what are "liturgical digits"?

• Email – Anita – Is there a starter kit for praying novenas?
• Sr. Maria Francesca - some bishops had photos of wearing gloves... does this have to do with touching host? Can priests wear them too?
• Email – Gabe: Can a movie have cruses or demons attached to it?
• Email – Cynthia: Why didn’t the bishops explicitly say the word’s consecration?
• The priest nowhere says “ I consecrate this bread” during the Eucharistic prayer.
• You don’t have to use the word “I consecrate” as these words are not integral to the act of a consecration.
• Nathaniel - What do you think of the Protestant Reformers, and do you think they should have been killed?
• Kevin - The humeral veil--is it mainly used to support the weight of the monstrance while processing?
• Email – Christine: After three years of marriage my husband left and then came back. Would this qualify as an invalid marriage?
• Ruben - Do you know anything about liturgical digits and the priest keeping his index and thumb together after the Consecration. Was this required before Vatican II?