Patrick discusses the peculiar topic of 'roadkill cuisine' as listeners share their amusing and surprising tales from Wisconsin and beyond. He moves from wild tales from the road to exploring deeper questions about morality and faith. Patrick and callers engage in discussions about sensitive issues within the Church, like confronting scandal and handling situations with priests and parish communities. Patrick also shares powerful testimonies from listeners like Jonathan, whose journey from Mormonism to Catholicism is influenced by family, tradition, and a search for truth.
- Cyrus shares a couple of emails about eating roadkill (really). (00:40)
- Vinnie - I went to the same church Vito went to and was also told not to judge. (06:18)
- Raoul - I feel that Vito and others should do more. They should report this to the Bishop. (07:52)
- Jerry - I have processed nine road kills since Feb 1st. I give the meat to the poor. Nothing goes to waste. (10:56)
- Mary - Does supporting gay marriage make a priest’s masses invalid? (18:18)
- Joseph – My past sin really gets to me. How can I overcome this? (25:19)
- Joe – The Catholic Church is sweeping gay marriage under the rug. You make it sound like this stuff goes on all over. (31:02)
- Vince (email) – Comment about homosexual priests or those who support homosexuality within the Church (37:09)
- Jonathon - Thank you, Patrick, for helping me to get converted to the church this Easter! (40:12)
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