The Patrick Madrid Show

Patrick explains Catholic beliefs about Mary as an intercessor, drawing parallels with biblical stories like the wedding at Cana. He explores whether Mary takes every petition to Jesus, and how her perfect union with God's will influences her intercession. He also unpacks the writings of saints like St. Louis de Montfort and discusses the importance of staying grounded in official Church teachings. He also touches on the importance of showing reverence and respect to those around us, as a reflection of our faith.   Carolyn - How does God's will play out in the idea of Christ not denying his mother Mary? (01:02) Hannah - Devotion to Mary: I think that we don't reverence one another enough to understand reverencing Mary. (17:54) Diane - I love your radio show even though I am Protestant. Is it moral to euthanize animals who are in pain? (30:29) Erik – How should we as a church respond to the growing violence of terrorism? (41:30)

Patrick contemplates various security measures for churches, highlighting the Porters of St. Joseph initiative that provides protection and peace of mind for congregations. He also discusses the importance of concealed carry permits, especially for law enforcement officers in places of worship, and how it can be a prudent step for ensuring safety.   Dug - Attempted shooting: There is something called the Porters of Saint Joseph which is approved by the Bishop. (00:59) Danielle - Security at Churches: There is a group called the Porters of Saint Joseph who are in position at Masses and it really is nice. (03:21) Lisa - Can you recommend a good book about saints? Patrick recommends “The Lives of the Saints” by Alban Butler. (05:54) How do I figure out who my special saint is? Glen - My daughter can't conceive. She wants to adopt but they don't want to get all of the vaccines mandated by the government. What can we do? (10:33) Pat - If the Trinity is inseparable, how could Jesus be separate from them while alive on earth? (16:01) Sal - Can you explain “Blessed is the poor in the spirit for the kingdom of God is theirs”? (23:30) Jeff - Is it moral to carry a concealed weapon in Church? (29:02) Frank - Is there a good resource about Pius Legends? (35:59) Kevin - Does the stain of original sin make man evil even though they are fundamentally good? I have heard that the Pope saying “man is fundamentally good” is a heresy. Is that true? (38:57) Gennessy - How do I control my temper? (46:21)

Patrick explains Marian consecration and addresses the confusion about the veneration of Mary versus worship of God. Patrick clarifies the distinction between 'dulia'—veneration to saints—and 'latria'—worship due only to God. He also shares insights on navigating complex biblical interpretations without being overwhelmed.   Patrick shares an email about Harrison Butker and women becoming housewives Ryan - My dad is a Protestant and believes that verse in John 6:63 refutes the idea of real presence in the Eucharist. (10:26) Don - Have you ever heard of the Saint Joseph Chaplet? I didn't know it existed. (17:20) Edward - Marian Consecration seems to attribute some traits to Mary which should only be attributed to God. How do I understand this? (23:01) Ted – Were the large Protestant baptisms at the beach valid? (37:14) Kaden - When does anger become a mortal sin? Is losing your temper and yelling at your kids a mortal sin? (48:45)

Patrick takes on the so-called complexities of gender ideology. He addresses crucial questions about the morality of transitioning and its ramifications. Patrick also spotlights resources like "The Detransition Diaries" and sexchangeregret.com for further understanding. And to top it off, he shares strong, unfiltered words from North Carolina's Lieutenant Governor, Mark Robinson. It's a powerful discussion you won't want to miss and a great segment to share with your friends and family.   Mary - Have you heard of a Shrine to 'Our Lady's Milk'? E-Frank - Is there anything in the bible that says you don't have to accept step-brothers and step-sister? Maria - At the beginning of Mass, why do we say I confess to almighty God? Is that like going to confession? (09:08) Susan - I defended Butker to some friends but then they said what about the abuses of priests. How do I respond? Pope Francis said that if you are Christian Conservative than you are bad. Why would he say that? David - Is it a mortal sin to transition sexually and is it a mortal sin for people to encourage them? (17:31) Patrick recommends “The Detransition Diary” Audio: Lt. Gov. of North Carolina on the Trans movement (27:33) Tom - I enjoy the beauty of women. Is it okay for me to look at them? (31:21) Scott - My niece doesn't want to get married in the Church. How can I convince her to get married in the Church? (43:35) Joe - Last Sunday someone had a medical emergency during Mass. Should the Priest have interrupted the Mass and asked people to pray and check on the person? (48:42)

Patrick delves into how American patriotism and Protestant defiance of authority might find common ground, unpacking historical contexts and biblical teachings. He explores the intriguing tension between rejecting and establishing authority, and how it applies to our faith. Patrick also covers unique listener questions like whether eunuchs can be priests and tackles the challenging issue of why a loving God permits suffering and respects free will.   John - Pope Francis was talking about trans people he said there are two genders with few acceptations (00:41) Sandra - I met a woman who used to be Catholic but has left the faith. What can I give her to help her come back to the faith? Jim - Do you think that Martin Luther had a part to play in the Church reforming some of their abusive practices that were happening in his time? (09:47) Teresa - My daughter has cut off me because I am not 'open minded' enough for her. Should we send her a birthday card even though she has told us to not contact her? (13:36) Rita - My grandson just met a girl and he has a big heart. Her and her daughter want to move in with him because she needs a place to live. How can we talk with him that it is a bad idea? (20:46) Joe - Can someone be baptized by the spirit without being baptized in water? (27:41) Patrick comments on an email that states, “No pope can rule me” Can eunuchs be Catholic priests? (44:09) My college son, who was raised in the faith, has come home an atheist. Patrick recommends “A Handbook of Catholic Apologetics” (46:36)

Patrick tackles an important and sensitive question about the validity of Mormon baptisms within the Christian faith. He delves into the key differences between Catholic and LDS beliefs, focusing on baptismal formulas, intentions, and the fundamental theological distinctions.   Todd (email) – How do I tell a LDS member that they are not really a Christian? (00:59) Jared - What do you think about Benedictine Nuns comments on the Harrison Butker speech? They said it didn't reflect the Churches teaching. (25:31) Lynn (email) – I’m disappointed with your one sided news reporting Kevin - What is the Catholic view of end times and the rapture? (35:37) Cade - How do I respond to my friends who say that God doesn't exists? If people go to heaven that don't believe in God, will they go to purgatory instead? (45:38) Patrick recommends “The Godless Delusion”

Patrick has an important conversation with a mom about the spiritual warfare her young daughter is experiencing. The discussion covers the unusual and unsettling things her daughter is undergoing, with advice given to reach out to her diocese and consult with an exorcist for expert guidance. Spiritual well-being is crucial, especially for children, and it's always better to be cautious. Tune in to hear more on how to protect your family and seek help when needed.   Patrick shares and comments on audio from Dr. Robert Redfield the former Director of the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention admits vaccine caused “significant” harm to some (00:31) Sean - What do you think about Pope Francis saying people can bless same sex couples? (13:37) Isabella - Why did polygamy stop happening in the Old Testament? (21:20) Nicole - How can I protect my 3-year-old from evil spirits? (27:43) Tony - I grew up in the UK and just converted to the Catholic Church because of Relevant Radio. Can I be buried in the Protestant Church even though I am now Catholic? (39:31) Nicole - My aunt had a spinal stroke and she decided not to take anything to help with it and died. Was that morally acceptable in the eyes of the Church? (48:34)

Patrick has a compelling conversation with Bella who faces a challenging situation with her younger sister, who has come out as bisexual and left the Catholic Church due to her partner's evangelical influence. Bella struggles to navigate family dynamics and maintain her faith while being supportive. Patrick offers compassionate advice on setting boundaries and standing firm in one's beliefs while promoting open dialogue and love.   Patrick continues his conversation with Nicole from the end of the previous hour. Nicole is asking if it’s morally acceptable to not seek treatment for a serious illness. (01:03) Chris - What is the Church’s stance on the Veiling in the Church and why was it stopped? It seems like they changed scripture from what Paul wrote. (09:08) Michelle - I am a hospice nurse and wanted to talk about the woman whose aunt died. I don't think they were starving her to death. Stephanie - Why is it okay to be present for the scattering of ashes, but not a same sex marriage? (25:55) Mike - Has the Church ever been publicly against a war that the USA has been in? (37:15) Peter - My granddaughter has faith in Jesus but she has never been baptized. If she dies, what will happen to her soul? (39:46) Bella - My sister has become bi-sexual and I feel like I am being forced to accept this. I love her but it is against what I was taught. What should I do? (41:51)

Patrick delves deep into life's biggest regrets as shared by hundreds of patients on their deathbeds. From wishing they'd stay in touch with friends to not working so hard, the lessons learned are both profound and universal. Remember to live in the moment, cherish your loved ones, and let go of unnecessary worries.   Patrick shares a story of someone who asked 100s of elderly people the biggest regrets they had on their deathbeds (00:54) Patrick and Cyrus on the importance of living in the present and cherishing every moment with loved ones. Karen - End of Life: Be present at all times to everyone. I was more present to my husband and it made the world of difference. He passed away a few years later and I was thankful I could love him well before the end. (19:43) Jim - My kids are in their 30s and 40s and I still tell them I love them. I'd like to share a story basically a rip off of Cats in the Cradle called Father and Son. (25:04) Marta - I have an aunt who I was estranged from. She is now bed ridden. Can she receive the Anointing of the Sick even though she is using marijuana edibles? Patrick shares a personal story of regret and not saying something he should have (36:08) Marie - When I was in college, I had this need to hear “I love you” from my parents. I would call them every week and would always be afraid to say I love you. Eventually I built up the courage and it really transformed our relationship. As children, we can initiate that with our parents. Gabby - I lost my wife a few years ago unexpectedly. I could see her growing in her faith a few years before she died. We have some special needs kids and I could not handle taking care of them without the support of my daughter.

Patrick offers compassionate advice on family healing, forgiveness, and the power of prayer.    Elsa - I lost someone this year and have been struggling with that. I have regret about why I didn't love her more. (00:38) Cathy - How can I restore a relationship with my sister which has been broken for many years? (05:06) Tom - I am estranged from my brother and I am wonder how I can reconcile with him? (13:22) Patrick shares and comments on the anti-Catholic nonsense from The View. (22:32) Al - There is nothing wrong with what Harrison Butker said! Anna - Can I go to a wedding of a pregnant woman who is getting married to her boyfriend? Neither are Catholic. (42:35) Butker’s jersey is the #1 selling KC Chiefs jersey (47:55)