The Patrick Madrid Show: November 01, 2024 - Hour 3

The Patrick Madrid Show

Relevant Radio

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 1 November 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Great Stories About Great Saints: St. Ulrich of Augsburg and St. Killian

St. Ulrich of Augsburg is recognized as the first saint in the Holy Roman Empire not to have died a martyr's death. (02:56)
Karen - Why do we pray for something if it's already God's will? (16:02)
Alexandra - Should we fast today and make penances? (21:49)
Kathy - If there was a marriage between a non-Catholic person and a Catholic, is it considered a sacrament? (24:20)
Email – I can’t logistically attend Mass today. Would watching Mass today fulfill my obligation? (27:51)
St. Killian is an important figure in Christian hagiography, particularly noted for his missionary work in Franconia, which is now part of Germany. (32:28)
Jose - I live a block St. Killian, in Mission Viejo. It's beautiful, the statue is still there. Now the head priest is Fr. Angelo. It's so spiritual to go to mass. (50:23)

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0:00.0	Their courage will astound you. Their stories will move you. Their faith will inspire you.
0:05.8	Welcome to great stories about great saints on Relevant Radio and the Relevant Radio app.
0:12.1	Wow, the time does go by quickly. We've already had two hours together this morning. It's amazing. But thank you for listening. I really appreciate it. Patrick Madrid here.
0:20.6	Today, of of course is the
0:22.1	feast of all saints tomorrow will be the feast of all souls today is the holy day of obligation
0:26.9	please don't forget that and by obligation it means you have to go to mass now if you're sick
0:33.0	you're you're you know recovering from an operation. Somebody stole your car.
0:40.3	You know, if there's some unusual kind of situation, well, if you can't go, you can't go.
0:45.3	But if you can't go to Mass, you need to go to Mass.
0:47.3	So get to noon Mass if you can today or go to a later Mass.
0:51.3	But make the effort and go because it is a holy day of obligation.
0:56.1	All right. We have plenty to talk about right now. I have some more saints I want to share with you.
1:01.4	And just kind of a reminder, if you're listening right now, you're tuning in. The program is going to
1:06.8	focus on saints and such, but it's still a regular program, and you are more than welcome
1:11.3	to call in and be on the air. So I'd look forward to hearing from you when you call 888-914-9-49.
1:19.1	Same as always, 88-914-9-149. And we've already gone through a number of saints thus far.
1:26.8	So in order, we talked about first St. Mary of Egypt, quite a story there.
1:30.6	If you missed any of it, you can always go back after the show is over, about an hour or so after it's over, and listen to all of it at your leisure.
1:38.1	Her story is amazing because she was a lady who was, for the better part of 20 years years super, super, super into sexual promiscuity.
1:49.4	And she had an amazing conversion. You need to hear about it. And if ever there were a great saint
1:55.8	who is useful to us in this day and age, I think she's one of them. We also talked about Saints
2:01.6	Perpetua and Felicity. And before them, of course, let me see, we had St. Mary of Egypt. Then we had St. Thomas Beckett. That's right. He was the former Archbishop of Canterbury. He died as a martyr. His story is amazing. Saints Perpetua and Felicity, two young women, both of whom had just given birth to babies.
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