Patrick clarifies the essential distinction between divine and private revelation. Divine revelation—God’s word through the Bible and apostolic tradition—is mandatory for all Catholics. Private revelation, like the apparitions at Fatima, is personal and not required for belief, though church-approved apparitions hold great value. Remember, while pilgrimages can be enriching, your faith doesn’t hinge on visiting such places.

 

• Patrick shares the latest news out of Lebanon (00:26)
• Kip - 40-hour work week: I think 40 hours goes by fast if you are doing what you love! (06:40)
• Diana - My 15-years-old granddaughter was baptized but didn't make her first communion. There are things that spark her interest, and she told me that she wants to receive communion. I was told it was a three-year process to make first Holy Communion. What can we do? (12:58)
• John - Medjugorje promoted great things including adoration. (21:59)
• Patrick explains the difference between Private Revelation and Divine Revelation (38:31)
• John - I am an Apache, and I wanted to talk about the terrible things going on in the southwest reservations. They are trafficking drugs and hurting the Native American youth. Satan is alive and well in a lot of these places that don't practice the Catholic faith (45:10)