The Patrick Madrid Show Relevant Radio

Chuck (email) – I’ve learned so much from reading the Baltimore Catechism St. Joseph Edition
Mark - Can God apply future Mass graces to present souls? (06:12)
Myra - Sibling passed away who was not baptized. Can I bury him in a Catholic Cemetery with my family? Can I have a Mass said for him? (14:05)
Ann (email) – What is it that allows Mary to appear to people all over the world? (18:46)
Email – My dad was a drunk, and now I see myself acting like him
Todd (email) – What’s the best way to respond an LDS member who calls himself a Christian since their baptism isn’t valid?
Grace – How can I talk to my parents about their marriage? I know my dad was married twice before my mother and I would love if their marriage was blessed.

Triple-Match Hour!

Grace – How can I talk to my parents about their marriage? I know my dad was married twice before my mother and I would love if their marriage was blessed. (03:23)
Janette (email) – How does Ellen Gould White’s name equate to 666 in Latin?
Vince - How can I explain that people in others faiths, however good and devout, are not saved? (27:19)
Jerod – Did all the people in the Old Testament have God dwelling in them like we do today? (40:43)
Debbie – I had an encounter with an atheist and he hated the Catholic Church. I was able to calmly talk to him because of all I’ve learned from Relevant Radio

Patrick dives into the principle of subsidiarity and its application in government policy. Patrick unpacks the idea that problems should be handled at the most local level possible, avoiding unnecessary federal intervention. He discusses examples ranging from local disputes to federal overreach during crises like COVID-19.

 


Tris - Could you explain the Catholic teaching of subsidiarity and what your thoughts are on the USA's implementation of subsidiarity? (01:11)
Maria - I started taking down pictures of my mom to give to my siblings a few days after she died. They were offended so I apologized and then they ransacked her house a few days later. Was it wrong for me to take her pictures down?
Ruben (8-years-old) - My friend keeps cheating in a game but we want to keep playing, so we don't tell people. What should we do?
E-Frank - Is it good to pray for people who have died tragically?
Steve – email on strategies of using itemized deductions and donating to charity
Email – I have developed unhealthy habits of lust and it’s hard to get away from this vise… (27:33)
Anonymous email – Can a retired Cardinal give the sacrament of Confirmation? (32:04)
Joanna - Has communion in the hand been a practice in the church for 1000 years? (45:10)

Patrick explores the incredible ways generosity can come full circle. Patrick hears an inspiring story from a listener who makes a donation and is surprised by an unexpected financial return, truly a testament to the belief that generosity breeds generosity. Patrick also navigates the sensitive topic of encouraging religious practices within families, offering compassionate advice on gifting educational religious materials to gently foster faith without being overbearing.

 


Patrick shares a beautiful email from Maria about honoring her mother (02:37)
Cyrus shares an email asking about the moral implications of selling items to abortion supporters and if it’s okay to support organizations that support abortions.
Liz - It is wrong what Cyrus read about Tunnel to Towers. They don’t support abortion.
David - Our Parish Priest has a nose ring and tattoos and is badly influencing our kids to get tattoos and nose rings. (16:37)
Christie - Was first communion in our back yard valid?  If so, why can't people get married outside a church if they can do first communion outside of a church? (20:55)
Dustin – Our family friends are not going to baptize their child because the mom is not baptized.
Juan - What are the stipulations for being a godparent? (38:41)
George (email) – Who baptized the Ethiopian Eunuch?
Judy - Do Protestants have anyone in their traditions who have done miraculous things?

Patrick explores how the gospel isn't just a simple catchphrase; it's a vast, unfolding narrative. From the divinity and humanity of Jesus to His teachings of faith and repentance, and the establishment of His church with its sacraments, every element tells a story. Patrick also connects the dots back to the Old Testament heroes, highlighting the continuity of faith and grace throughout scripture.

 


Jerod - When are we supposed to proclaim the Gospel? What does that mean? (01:06)
Email – Isn’t a priest with tattoos and a nose ring going to appeal to the younger generation?
Blake (email) – I’m not yet in RCIA but I intent to be a Catholic soon. Am I allowed to attend Mass without participating in the Eucharist? (27:26)
Violet (8-years-old) - How can Angels be completely happy in heaven since they envy us because of the Eucharist?
Patrick recommends “It's Ok Not to be a Seventh-Day Adventist” by Teresa Beem
Catherine (email) – I’m struggling financially and want to thank those who do donate so I can keep listening