Patrick welcomes listeners to a morning of questions, commentary, and unexpected turns, where emails spark discussions on Catholic identity, interfaith love, and the raw ache of grief. Calls zigzag from classic TV nostalgia to the anatomy of Adam’s rib and on to the persistent mystery of locked church doors. He shares candid thoughts on generational blame, touches on why Jewish communities may not see Jesus as Messiah, and responds to curiosity about the existence of aliens in Catholic thought, all with warmth, wit, and an invite to stay curious.

 

• Linda (email) – Thank you for the good advice you gave the young man yesterday about marring a girl of a different religion. Thanks for an insightful show! (01:24)
• Natalie - This word “rib” is a 'piece of a temple building' (07:11)
• Todd - Betty Davis was in the 1966 episode of Gun Smoke. She was an A-List actress. (09:48)
• Ann (email) - I am just wondering, what are the general reasons that our Jewish brothers and sisters don't accept Jesus as the Messiah? Are they waiting for another Savior? (14:37)
• Jenny - My husband passed away and I have guilt about being kinder to him and better with him.  (25:37)
• Cheryl (email) - Baby Boomers turned everything upside down with the hippie movement (37:03)
• Andrew - Are aliens really demons? (42:45)