The Patrick Madrid Show: October 19, 2026 - Hour 3

Patrick brings thoughtful discussions to challenging faith questions, from whether animals go to heaven, to the meaning behind choosing certain confirmation names, to the complexities of friendship and morality amid divorce and remarriage. Callers share heartfelt reflections about Catholic teaching on confession, natural family planning, and raising children in today’s world, expressing their struggles, gratitude, and search for clarity. With warmth and gentle humor, Patrick invites listeners into honest conversation, exploring both common concerns and deeply personal moments of rediscovering faith.

• Jason (email) – How does the Church handle the sacrament of reconciliation if the person is a conjoined twin?
• Fr. Jim (email) - A major reason for not allowing a child to go trick or treating may well be the physical dangers to child going house to house.
• Margaret - Is there another name for the devil? (05:01)
• Cody - I am friends with a Protestant couple who have separated. The man is talking to another woman. Where should I draw the line with friendship if he keeps going down this path? (09:24)
• David - Do dogs and animals go to heaven? (16:09)
• Daisy - My sister-in-law is afraid to use Natural Family Planning (NFP) and thinks it may go against God? (21:34)
• No, Natural Family Planning Is Not Contraception - https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/why-natural-family-planning-is-not
• Elsa - Have you heard of the Catholic Bible Companion? Is this something you would recommend? (30:23)
• Elaina - If God can restore our bodies, can't he restore the pattern of a beloved pet? (33:36)
• A new nasal spray reversed signs of brain aging and restored memory in just weeks - https://x.com/rainmaker1973/status/2110414582070104306 (38:39)
• George - Jesus ate with sinners, and one of his friends committed adultery. (40:45)
• Jim - Trunk or Treat is a Catholic thing. They decorate their trunks and the kids go from Trunk to Trunk to get candy. (41:57)
• Cindy - Saint Francis of Assisi tells us that there are creatures in heaven. Would God create things that would just die and be gone? (45:37)