The Patrick Madrid Show: September 10, 2024 - Hour 3

The Patrick Madrid Show

Patrick examines life's unexpected blessings with caller Elise. Elise opens up about her emotional journey as a mother of three, soon to be four, and the challenges she’s facing. Together, they explore the beauty and grace in being open to life, despite the trials and societal pressures. Embrace the divine plan, even when it's tough. Your rewards will be great, here and in heaven. Patrick Madrid reminds you to keep faith at the center and see every moment as a part of God’s greater plan.

• Rachel – James’ email from the first hour has inspired me to donate more to Relevant Radio! I feel like the callers are all part of our extended family. (00:49)
• Elise - My husband and I have 3 children, and we are going to be having our 4th child. We are scared about how we will juggle this additional member of our family (02:56)
• Greg - Where does the Catechism address salvation outside the Church? Is Christ the only person who claimed to be God? Is there a consensus to the prophecies that Christ fulfilled? (28:01)
• Chinto – I praise my wife for being at home raising our seven children and I sell tacos for a living! (37:49)
• Mike - I just started teaching CCD and I have a bunch of 6th graders. How can I connect with them? I was thinking about an analogy with baseball to help them understand the importance of obedience, which I wanted to run by you first? (42:57)
• Bob - Back in the 60’s, it seemed birth control was okay. How does one deal with the guilt of using birth control now that we know more about it? (48:25)

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1. The Patrick Madrid Show: September 10, 2024 - Hour 3 (00:00:00)

2. James’ email from the first hour has inspired (00:00:48)

3. My husband and I are struggling with our 3 chi (00:02:55)

4. Break 01 (00:23:48)

5. Where does the Catechism address salvation out (00:28:00)

6. Break 02 (00:36:38)

7. I praise my wife for being at home raising our (00:37:49)

8. I just started teaching CCD and I have a bunch (00:42:56)

9. Back in the 60’s, it seemed birth control was (00:48:24)