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

The Patrick Madrid Show

Relevant Radio

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 587 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2024

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Are you unnerved by the idea of a cashless society? Today, Patrick ponders whether it's a step towards totalitarianism or just a change in currency mediums. He tackles the mark of the beast and privacy implications, discovering a balance between caution and freedom. In a world swamped with pessimism, Patrick shares advice on overcoming media-induced anxiety—counseling a focus on faith, family, hobbies, and unplugging from the news cycle.

Patrick shares a powerful scene from the movie Days of Wine and Roses where a husband admits to his wife that he’s an alcoholic and that she is too, and they need to stop drinking to survive
Steve - How many degrees of separation are needed to use deadly force to protect my family? (05:42)
Jorge - I need some guidance on everything that is happening in the world today and in our Church (25:46)
Joey - Killing out of self-defense: Do you think that counters what Thomas Aquinas said?
Francie - I would like to support the woman whose kids are fallen away. My children all fell away from the Church. I have been lukewarm Catholic but then I had a conversion and prayed really hard.
Tony - My kids do martial arts. When they walk into the dojo they bow before they enter and before they leave. We bow in Church so is it confusing for kids to bow before the master? (45:42)
Al - God does have an angry side to him. If the government decides to do digital currency, we have a right to defend ourselves.

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0:00.0	Compelling insights, unpredictable conversations,
0:12.0	encouragement for your day.
0:14.0	It's the Patrick Madrid show on Relevant Radio.
0:18.0	Debbie, you went outside and played for a while.
0:21.0	I don't want to speak to her mother.
0:22.9	Come on, honey.
0:27.2	This is from the movie Days of Wine and Roes.
0:30.5	I don't know.
0:32.1	Sorry.
0:32.6	Are you drunk?
0:33.5	Oh, I haven't had a drop.
0:34.9	Well, what's the matter with you?
0:58.0	I walked by the Union Square Bar. I was going to go in, and I saw myself, my reflection, in the window. And I thought, I wonder who that bum is. And then I saw it was me. Now, look at me, I'm a bum. Now, look at me. Look at you. You're a bum. Look at you. Look at us. Look at us. Come on. Look at us. See? A couple of bums. Now look, listen to me. You've got to listen to me. It came to me. All of a sudden, I saw the whole thing. You know why I've been fired from five jobs in four years, and it's not politics. Like we always say, it's not office politics or Tennessee or any of that stuff. It's booze. It's booze. It's not a couple of drinks. We have more than a couple of drinks. We get drunk. We stay drunk most of the time. Look at that dump that we live in and the clothes that we wear. We send that child off to school like she's looking. I'm a drunk and I don't do my job and that's it. I'm a drunk and I don't do my job and that's it!
1:29.3	I'm a drunk and I don't do my job and I get fired and I can't get a job now and I...
1:34.3	We should have done this a long time ago, taking a look at ourselves and realized we just turned into a couple of bums!
1:40.3	Honey, honey, I love you.
1:42.3	What? I love you too and I don't mean that I didn't, but we got to face this.
2:01.2	Huh? Please. All right, we just won't drink so much. No, not some... Look, I got a plan, and we got to do it, honey. We've got to make it work. We're going to get sober, but we're going to stay sober. We don't take a drop. Nothing. And then I thought this out all the way home.
2:01.2	We're gonna go to your father and we're gonna convince him that we mean it. And he'll give us enough money to get off the ground. And then I'll go around to the old place to see and they'll see that I'm sober and they'll take me back. Are you with me? Because we gotta do it. If we don't do it Now it's going to be too late, and we've got to make it work. Are you with me?
2:17.7	I'm always with you.
2:18.8	We've got to do it, honey. We've got to do it. If we don't do it, now it's going to be too late. We got to make it work. Are you with me?
2:18.7	I'm always with you.
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