Patrick fields questions that range from biblical interpretation and apostolic tradition to Catholic identity in a sea of denominations, offering clarity and practical guidance. Stories about loved ones, caffeine habits, and conversations with Jehovah’s Witnesses spark personal reflection and genuine curiosity in the moment. Whether facing heartfelt doubts or quirky everyday scenarios, Patrick listens and responds with a mix of warmth, historical insight, and unwavering Catholic perspective.

 

• Scott - Peter James and John saw Elijah and Moses.  I think that verse shows that there are people in Heaven. (00:34)
• Rhonda - Who do Protestants look to for the final word on answers on dogma and critical beliefs? (06:13)
• Elliot – Why is the Bible written in a way that can have multiple interpretation? (17:22)
• Bob - My Pastor wants to change the 10AM Mass at our church to a family mass yet, nobody sings at this mass. (23:27)
• Kathleen - What do you think of my response to Jehovah's Witnesses: I exchange an hour of their time with an hour of going to Mass with me. (27:54)
• Carolyn (email) - All these talk shows are so full of anger. (32:56)
• Michelle (email) - Thinking about what Jesus spoke at the Last Supper. (34:15)
• Girard - What is the difference between a caffeine addiction and a nicotine addiction? (36:27)
• Jimmy - We pray for our loved ones in Purgatory. Is it ok to pray to someone who is a loved one who is deceased? Is this acceptable? (44:51)