The Patrick Madrid Show

Patrick shares an eye-opening account from an Islamic imam discussing practices such as concubinage, capturing the stark differences in cultural norms and legal structures. He also touches on the growing unrest in the UK, where tensions between local citizens and Muslim migrants have reached a boiling point. With governments clamping down on dissent and societal rifts widening, it's crucial to reflect on how these issues could shape our own country's future.   Patrick reads and responds to Michael’s email claiming that Patrick deliberately gave false information about illegal immigrants being able to vote. (00:42) Anna - I have a Sacred Heart of Jesus car air freshener. I get the feeling that it is mocking, can I throw it away? (06:25) Tom - If you wanted to write a Catholic novel and wanted to talk about a sin in the story (like lust), can you depict that sin in the story? (11:33) Francie - I work with a woman who had a still birth. She is not Christian but is interested in it. She went to a medium and was told some false things, but it gave her comfort. How do I talk with this woman about it? (18:09) Mary (email) – My niece is thinking about freezing her eggs for the future. How do I talk to her about not doing this? Patrick shares “The Banking of Sperm and Eggs before Cancer Treatments” by Fr. Tad Pacholczyk Camilla (email) – Islamic Invasion (40:48) Audio: An Imam explains to his daughter what sex slaves are and why consent is irrelevant (44:38)

Patrick delves into compelling conversations about equality, equity, and the economic challenges facing younger generations. Patrick explores diverse perspectives and the importance of kindness, hard work, and the enduring quest for equal opportunity in our society.   Kamala Harris is asked a simple question on how she will fix inflation (02:18) Kamala Harris - "Equitable treatment means we all end up at the same place." (04:36) Ricardo – Equity isn’t giving material and status to those who don’t have it. It levels the playing field at the bottom, not the top. It’s making everyone equal with nothing. (15:37) Ann (email) – What would you say to someone who supports Harris’ comments on equity? (21:03) Heidi - I think Kamala Harris is a Marxist. It sounds nice, but it demotivates people. (24:39) Chrystal - I am a black woman and feel like I’m oppressed. I think I am disadvantaged. Non-black people can't see it. (28:41) Alex - I don’t think it is easy to pull yourself up by your boot straps. I've done a lot of odd jobs and it hasn't been easy. (37:51) Eric - My wife and I are coming into the Church today! We appreciate you helping us. (48:20)

Patrick dives deep into the effects of greed and entitlement in today's society. He discusses the impact of declining birth rates on parenting, the incredible work ethic of immigrants, and the adverse influence of social media on materialism. Listeners share powerful stories of overcoming financial struggles, reinforcing the importance of hard work, faith, and self-reliance. He also tackles capitalism vs. Marxism, with a keen focus on how instant gratification can lead to dissatisfaction.   Mary Pat - Marxism tries to eliminate God. (00:36) Mark - Equity promotes the sin envy within ourselves. (05:24) Gary - We brought our kids up to expect equity, so it makes sense that they think they need equity. (08:44) Andrea - You have to seize the opportunity. I am Mexican American and my father had an 8th grade education, he worked hard and created a million-dollar company. We can't all be equal. (19:56) Brian - What is your opinion on how equity affects marriage and family formation? (27:05) Julia – If kids are not pushed to be on their own, they won't leave. (38:36) Marie - Millennials and Gen Z’ers can't afford to buy a house, but can afford many other luxury items. They need to think about priorities and stop blaming others. (41:23) David – Marxist/socialist things are going on right now.  Nathy - Discipline starts at a young age and kids need to learn how to manage time. (47:48)

Buckle up for a wild ride through some intense stock market drama, potential geopolitical conflicts, and some deeply unsettling news from the UK. Let’s dive in with commentary from Patrick Madrid!   You can hear the whole hour in this clip. Heads up, this content is not suitable for children or sensitive hears.   📉 Stock Market Turbulence: What’s Going On?   The stock market is in chaos! 🌐 The Japanese stock market has taken a nosedive, and over $1.93 trillion has evaporated from the US market. Ouch!   The Nasdaq has dropped more than a thousand points, marking an unprecedented plunge. Even if you aren’t a financial expert, it's clear something serious is happening. Stay tuned as this story develops and more information comes to light.     🏴‍☠️ UK in Chaos: Riots, Exploitation, and Immigration Woes   Now, onto the UK, where things are incredibly tense. The current unrest and violence there seem to be underreported in the US, but it's crucial to understand what's going on.   A Shocking Report from Rotherham   A devastating report from Rotherham, South Yorkshire, reveals that 1,400 children were sexually exploited over a span of 16 years. The perpetrators, primarily from immigrant backgrounds, targeted these children with brutal violence, trafficking them to other towns, and threatening horrific consequences if they spoke out.   Media and Government Failures   The local council and police have been heavily criticized for their blatant failures and attempts to downplay the severity of the situation. Fear of being labeled racist led to the suppression of crucial information, making the crisis even worse. Sounds like what's happening in the US, right?   The Broader Picture   This issue ties into broader concerns about immigration and integration in the UK. There's a noticeable reluctance to address crimes linked to certain immigrant communities, leading to public outrage and protests, which are now being met with violent suppression.   Voices of Dissent   Various commentators have weighed in, including Sunil Sharma of Conservative Friends of the Commonwealth. They stress the dangers of ignoring the root causes of societal unrest and the risks of suppressing free speech in the name of political correctness.     🛑 Final Thoughts   It’s essential to stay vigilant and honest when addressing these complex issues. Lawful and orderly immigration processes are crucial to prevent such crises from escalating.   Remember, in a world that’s constantly changing, staying informed and engaged is crucial. Keep listening, keep questioning, and keep the faith! ✝️📻 Let's turn to God in prayer as we pray for peace! 

Can watching shows like The Sopranos be a mortal sin? He explores Catholic teachings from the Catechism and chats about why context and our conscience matter. Remember, it’s not just what you watch, but how it impacts your soul. Stay mindful and always listen to your inner moral compass.   Super cool Olympics story of a runner doing the right thing, even though it meant not winning the race (00:41) Ray - I was told to say a Memorare for my penance. I am not really sure why it is an important prayer? How can I can get a Relevant Radio bumper sticker and do you have bumper sticker on your car? (04:51) Patti - Someone I know is not married in the Catholic Church but is taking the Catholic sacraments (17:54) Susan - Is it a venal or mortal sin to watch shows like the Soprano’s or The Departed? (27:43) Lisa - I stopped watching The Soprano’s because they said the F word in-between the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. Patrick - What do you think about weeping statues? Are they legit? (41:05) Paul – Biologically male boxers beating up women (45:20)

Patrick delves into the alarming state of global unrest. He discusses the recent crash of the US stock market, with over $1.93 trillion wiped out, and touches on Israel's tensions with Iran. He also explores the disturbing situation in the UK, where systemic failures have led to horrific crimes against children, and the ensuing public outcry. Patrick Madrid unravels these critical issues impacting our world today.   Patrick comments on the stock market crashing, Israel bracing for an attack from Iran, and the breaking news of unrest and riots in the UK (00:45) Rotherham sex abuse: Shock report reveals 1400 children were sexually exploited over 16-year period. The report found that children in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, were raped by "multiple perpetrators" and trafficked to other towns and cities Audio: Irish politician Hermann Kelly: “The Left is happy to say ‘Palestine belongs to the Palestinians’, but if we say ‘Ireland belongs to the Irish’, they start crying. So we’ll say it clearly: Ireland belongs to the Irish!” (11:06) Audio: 25 years ago Christopher Hitchens warned about the dangers of those trying to censor criticizing Islam. Days ago, Sadiq Khan urges Keir Starmer to criminalize those who speak out against Islam (13:08) Audio: Sunil Sharma: How to stop the UK Riots (17:34) Audio: Shia Imam - Does Islam have a problem or is it the west that has a problem? There is no crisis in Dubai. No crisis in Bahrain. There is a crisis in the UK and France. Want to know why? Because they import the worst garbage of radical Islam. (23:01) Rick - Unrest in England: Little girls were murdered and many others were injured by a stabbing attack? (26:02) Sam - I am a Christian from the Middle East. Islam is Evil. I lived through what they do. Rape and slavery are allowed in Islam. (29:40) Patrick responds to an angry email claiming he is pro-illegal immigrants (37:26) Miles - One solution would be for any Islamic person to denounce publicly anything in the Koran about Jihad. (43:53) Walter (9-years-old) - My godfather doesn't pray for me. Can I change who my godfather is? (46:48)

Patrick dissects the controversial depiction of the Last Supper at the Paris Olympics and the powerful response from Catholic bishops worldwide. He also dives into concerns over Sharia zones, immigration, and national security with insights from knowledgeable callers. Stay informed, stay aware, and never compromise on your faith.   Audio: Jonathan Pageau: The Olympics opening ceremony is worse than you thought (01:49) Patrick reads the letter signed by many Bishops, including Bishop Ricken, condemning the opening ceremonies at the Olympics (04:39) Richard - I used to teach a terrorism course at college. I was surprised that in London they would have Sharia zones which were off limits to anyone who was not following Islamic code. It seems similar to what we see with riots happening in this country going unpunished. (09:45) Illegal Middle Eastern Immigrants Released On Bail After Allegedly Attempting To Break Into Military Base Patrick shares an email from an upset listener who regrets boycotting the Olympics (19:28) Chris - The Koran says that people should have sex slaves and be able to beat them, among other deplorable things. We can’t call that extremism if it is in the Koran and is a part of the Islam religion. (22:38) Peter - I am a former border patrol agent. A lot of people are just trying to make a better life for themselves. I do have concerns about Islam spreading. (28:34) Miss Ellie (email) – That letter from the Bishop’s only had a handful of Bishops sign it. Maggie – The neo-catechumenal way is being implemented at my parish.  Can you give more info on it? (39:58) Joshua - What is the difference between allowing a transgender person in your house and Pope Francis having dinner with group of transsexuals at the Vatican? (45:37) Mike - Where is the Kingdom of Heaven? (49:02)

Have you ever heard someone swear in church? What did you do?   Patrick Madrid dives into a heated choir issue! Michelle from Brunswick, Georgia, calls in with a unique problem: her small church choir members are dropping profanities during practice!    Michelle's Dilemma: Michelle, the new choir leader, is horrified to hear profanity in front of the Blessed Sacrament. She’s unsure how to handle it without causing more disruption.   Patrick's Bold Advice: Confront them immediately! Tell them: "Stop using profanity in the Lord's house, or you're out!" No sugarcoating, no hesitation.   Be Firm: Patrick insists on standing firm, even if it bruises some feelings. "You're like the good shepherd. Smack the wolf with your staff!"  Figuratively, of course!   Outcome: Michelle feels empowered to take charge. With Patrick's advice, she’s ready to handle this challenge and maintain the sanctity of their practice space.   Takeaway: "Bad behavior has no place in church, especially profanity." Sometimes, a direct approach is necessary to uphold respect and reverence in sacred spaces.

Patrick dives into a crucial topic: handling profanity at church. He emphasizes the importance of taking strong, decisive action as a leader to maintain respect and reverence in the Lord's house.   Nino (email) – How can I stay focused on Jesus? (02:13) Al (email) – I find calling yourself a “Catholic” is divisive (08:13) Dominic - In the book “Shogun”, there is a scene where several religious orders were hostile to each other. Is that historically accurate? (18:45) Michelle – What should I do about people in my Church choir who are using profanity during practice. (29:04) Rose – What is a “Consecrated Lay Passionist”? Beth - I think that she should talk with the guy who is using profanity privately before she does a public rebuke. I would use the principle of Matthew 18 Bob - I am a Lutheran, and in our Creed, we say “Catholic”, but it means universal for us. (44:32) Mary - I just converted to the Catholic Church. I feel so overwhelmed about all of the prayers and saints. What can I do to not feel overwhelmed? (48:14)

Discover the challenges and moral dilemmas emerging from the rise of consumer DNA testing in this hour of The Patrick Madrid Show. Patrick dives into the heart-wrenching stories of individuals discovering their true parentage through services like Ancestry.com. He explores the emotional impact of misattributed parentage, the ethical concerns around DNA privacy, and the timeless commandment to honor your father and mother, regardless of biological ties. Should you seek out your newfound relatives?   Maggie - Why was the death penalty changed in the Catechism? (00:48) Brian - Is civil divorce okay for purposes of health insurance or other financial reasons? (19:10) Email – Question about DNA testing (29:01) Email – Is “free will” real? (40:46)