Listener-supported radio. Talk that brings Christ to the world. Welcome to the relevant radio

winter pledge drive. Give from the heart. Welcome back. This is the Patrick Madrid show,

and it's a regular show, and you can be on the air with your comment or question. But first,

let's bow our heads in prayer and ask our blessed mother to pray for us and with us, especially for

our pledge I've need this week, and for whatever intentions you may bring as well. In the name of the

Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, amen. Remember almost gracious Virgin Mary that never

wasn't known that anyone who fled to thy protection, implored thy help or sought thine intercession

was left

and aided. Inspired by this confidence, I fly into thee, O Virgin of Vourges, my mother. To thee do I come

before thee I stand, sinful and sorrowful. O mother of the word incarnate, despise not my petitions,

but in thy mercy hear and answer me, amen. The name of the Father and of the Son of the Holy Spirit, amen.

It's good day today, Cyrus, good day to be alive.

Good day to talk about the things that really matter like we do here on the relevant

radio program.

And the way to do that, everybody, is call this number 888-914-9149-9-49 88-9149 that line is sponsored by

Catholic Order of foresters I have a little bit of business to attend to briefly and

then we'll go back to the phone so Francisco she wrote in a two-part email asking about, A, blood donations, rather, and organ donations.

And the essence of her question is, is it sinful for you as the donor?

If the person who receives either the blood or an organ goes on to do something sinful or evil,

the answer is no.

There's no immorality connected to you whatsoever.

And she says, well, what if the organ goes to a sinner?

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