The Patrick Madrid Show

Patrick Madrid discusses President Trump's recent pro-life executive order defunding international Planned Parenthood. He also takes calls from listeners like Emily from Maine asking about Jubilee participation, and Dolores from California expressing immigration concerns. Additionally, Patrick offers advice to Olivia from LA on Catholic faith anxiety and Christina from Sacramento on ensuring her elderly mother receives the Eucharist. Tune in for insightful conversations and encouragement for living as a faithful Catholic.   Trump Defunds International Planned Parenthood (00:53) Emily - How can we participate in Jubilee year without going to Rome and receiving a plenary indulgence? (06:07) Dolores – People are scared of getting deported and some are American citizens (10:18) Olivia (email) – I have a constant level of guilt. Is that “Catholic guilt”? (19:51)  Christina - My elderly mom and sister don’t go to church. (36:04) Joseph – Is the book 'Jesus Calling' ok for Catholics to read? (47:52)

Patrick discusses President Biden's connection with Freemasonry and the implications for Catholics, addresses the sensitive issue of handling verbal and physical abuse within families, and explains why Catholics can't participate in Freemasonry. He also provides advice on handling marriages involving annulments. Tune in to get deep insights and practical advice on maintaining your faith amidst complex situations.   Elizabeth (email) – Is Biden a Freemason? (00:43) S (email) – I told my classroom of young kids that what is shared in class stays in class, but upon reflection, I know that’s not true because they are minors Eduardo (email) - My adult stepson smokes pot, doesn’t work, and lives at home. What can I do? (07:24) Veronica (email) – My husband is mean when he’s angry and calls our kids terrible names (12:42) Patrick and Nancy watched Juror #2 (20:01) Zachary - Is our former President spiritually safe after becoming a Freemason or is this a potentially serious issue for him, and might this mislead other Catholics due to his influence as a public figure? Patrick comments on excommunication as defined by the Catechism (37:46) Mark – Surprised by Truth blew me away! (40:27) Diane - Can you get married civilly while you wait for your annulments to go through? (45:05)

Patrick discusses the importance of knowing church history, including the persecution of the Church in Mexico. He addresses what some consider a controversial topic of marital roles, while focusing on balancing biblical teachings with modern-day practices. Patrick also has some hard-hitting conversations about protecting loved ones, highlighting the responsibilities of fatherhood.   Gilbert - Revolutions in Mexico were caused by free masons and did you know about their impact there? (00:38) Eric - What do you think about using Catholic mantras to meditate so that you can calm down and not get angry as much? (06:34) Gene - If you are divorced are you excommunicated? Can you have the excommunication lifted? (11:58) E-Frank - My priest told me I attend mass too much. Is there anything in canon law or catechism that says you should only go a certain number of times? (15:08) George - Does the Catholic church affirm patriarchal marriage? Should there be consequences for a wife who disobeys her husband? (18:52) Chuck - My daughter is in love with a registered sex offender. (42:57)

Patrick highlights the significance of the annual March for Life, celebrates the recent presidential pardons for pro-life advocates, and discusses important cultural shifts towards gender identification in the U.S. government. Listeners hear about the power of prayer, receive encouragement to advocate for life, and get a faith-filled perspective on current political and social changes.   Catholic Vice President JD Vance Will Speak in Person at March for Life (2:34) President Donald Trump Signs Pardons for Pro-Life Americans (6:35) Rick - Praying outside is freedom of religion but locking arms is blocking a place. Who was doing what? Can we encourage people not to do anything dangerous? (10:47) Email – Is it frivolous to renew our marriage vows? (21:00) Kyle – It’s hard to get people my age and younger to care about religion (27:05) Secretary of State Marco Rubio ordered the immediate halt to gender-neutral passport markers (35:24) Penny - Thank you all for being on the radio. (41:40) Jenny – I agree with you about renewing marriage vows. We do it every 5 years and it strengthens our commitment (46:53)

Are you ready to embrace the power of faith and community? In this episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick highlights life-changing stories of commitment to faith, like Diane in Los Angeles, who shares how convalidating her marriage brings her closer to God and her husband. Patrick discusses the ongoing legal battles post-Roe vs. Wade, the importance of the March for Life, and how listeners can join the fight for the unborn. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth or daily inspiration, this episode is packed with insights that will uplift and empower you.   Diane - I renewed my vows with my husband and spoke with you before doing it. (4:03) Marina - Does my student, who is 7 years old, have to wait a year to be baptized? (7:38) Mike - I am asking for prayers that the fires end. The convent in Tijuana is in danger (9:50) Susan – Legal battles continue even after Dobbs (11:50) Mary - I used to live near Maineville, Ohio and there is a great parish called St. Margaret (15:09) Ron - Reformed Christianity vs Orthodox Christianity: Catholicism has the most assistance on the way than any other way of life. (20:13) Viola - My kids fell away from the Church. Are they going to hell? (30:53) Democrat Influencer Harry Sisson has meltdown after being asked how many genders there are (39:57) Cindy - Big thank you to Relevant Radio. I only listen to you all day. (45:27)

Should Catholics serve on jury duty? Patrick shares his story about serving on Jury Duty. He also answers questions about faith, marriage, and morality. From parenting advice to dealing with family disputes, Patrick covers it all. Need a powerful apologetics book for teens? Or guidance on how to approach sensitive topics with your kids? Patrick has got you covered.   Adelso (email) - Do Catholics have permission to participate in jury duty upon receiving a summons? (00:31) Liz (email) – Is there a good apologetics book for my son? (04:44) Peter - My friend was married Catholic, but his wife is not open to having children (06:12) Gabby - Can a non-Catholic receive the anointing of the sick? (14:39) Linda - Why do we call priests “Father”? (20:16) Patrice - Conflicted in talking about sexuality with son. Asking my husband to, but he is apprehensive. How can I encourage my husband? (38:49) John – A priest said excommunication is no longer a factor because of Vatican II (46:14)

Patrick answers thought-provoking religious questions from callers, delving into topics like the purpose of priestly celibacy, differences in biblical manuscripts, and the power of intercessory prayer. With deep insight, he also explores the spiritual implications of attending non-Catholic religious events.   Sally (email) - I'm a devout Catholic, but I don't have a lot of support. I feel that I'm under Spiritual Warfare (1:19) David - In the Gospel of Luke, why does Douay-Rheims have 'blessed are you among women' but not in RSVCE? (3:20) Candace - Is it true that priests don't get married because when priest died wife got all the property? (10:00) Mike - Why would people not only pray through Mary's intercession? (25:07) Patrick and Cyrus share letters of opposite opinions about The Patrick Madrid Show (39:54) Rhianna - How can I encourage my son to be more open-minded? (42:35)

Patrick brings a focus on preserving the Catholic faith amidst external influences. With heartfelt testimonials and passionate advice, Patrick explores the importance of protecting your children's faith, understanding the differences between Catholicism and Protestantism, and discerning authentic teachings within the church.   Joanna - I followed your advice and want to encourage the mother from the end of the last hour. (0:35) Patrick speaks to the fact that Catholics ARE Christians and many of the people who say they are not Catholic’s but are Christians are really Baptists. (3:40) Nick - I have a close relationship with someone who left Church. They are very welcoming, and we can learn from Baptists. (11:06) Joe - I used to be most anti-Catholic. (14:38) Catherine - My son is no longer Catholic because he started attending his friend's Church (22:51) Cindy - Is a priest who left the priesthood allowed to keep teaching? (31:51) Patricia –Young mothers are nursing in the middle of Mass (39:39) Rachel - Nondenominational church had a huge presence in my area. I’m so grateful that my dad didn’t let us go. (45:12) Ann - Many years ago a couple of our Catholic friends invited me to their meetings. (48:02)

Patrick talks about the importance of Catholic parents guiding their teens, especially warning against Protestant youth groups. Callers like Peggy and Kathleen share their journeys back to faith. Patrick also tackles issues like the rules of remarriage after annulment and dealing with difficult family dynamics.   G (email) – I can’t find all the articles you recommend on the Relevant Radio website. (00:38) Peggy - I left the Church but came back. There is hope that people will come back. (02:40) Bridget (email) - I am puzzled about your endorsement of someone asking his friend to come to a Catholic teen group. I realize that you are hoping that the friend might ultimately become Catholic, but how can your thinking work both ways? (05:41) Mary - I was drawn into a protestant service. It’s very flashy, but glad I didn’t join. (08:27) Stephanie - My daughter met friends from a nondenominational school, and this has turned out to be a mistake (11:11) Kathleen - My youngest son left the church because of a Calvinist group. My husband left the Church too. it is challenging for me. I wish I could have done more to stop it. (16:11) Adam - I see where you are coming from, but I think going to Protestant Bible camp was helpful for me. I am still Catholic. (20:16) Joe – I disagree with Patrick. Why I don't go to Catholic Church anymore is because of mandatory celibacy in clericalism (24:43) Jim - My marriage was annulled. The vast majority out there are divorced but not annulled. What are the rules of remarriage? (31:56) Sally (email) - I'm a devout Catholic, but I don't have a lot of support. I want to stay true to my faith but to foster peace with my family (38:25) Marge – I’m a cradle Catholic and wend to a Protestant youth group and I didn't turn away from being Catholic. (43:54) Elijah - I am disappointed in the Protestant bashing. Don’t we have same God? (47:06) Gabriel - What do you think about my proof against Sola Scriptura? (49:23)

Patrick addresses the controversial backlash Elon Musk faces over an alleged "Nazi salute," highlighting how social media manipulates perceptions. Patrick also talks about President Biden's unprecedented number of preemptive pardons, exploring the ethical dilemmas they raise. Curious about the interplay of politics, media, and public opinion? Don’t miss this episode!   Did Elon Musk do a Nazi salute? Of course not. (2:53) Audio: AOC – How dare Elon Musk! It’s on! (3:38) Audio: Jewish girl perfectly explains the leftist outrage over Elon Musk's hand gesture at Trump's inauguration event. (5:18)  Audio: Elon Musk “my heart goes out to you”. (10:00) Audio: Nearly 3 minutes of Democrats saying preemptive presidential pardons means you’re guilty. (14:00) Patrick reads and responds to an email where the writer claims that “God is not happy with you” (19:03) Email - My daughter is 11 and mentioned that she tries to talk about God with her friends but they tell her to not talk about God and her religious experiences. What advice would you give her about talking about her faith with her friends? (25:20) Rocco - I want to see all of those places you are talking about in Rome. We’re going for the Jubilee year. (40:41) Mike – I don’t like seeing our Pope criticizing President Trump. (43:33)