Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father and answers questions from: Donna, who is disheartened by Pope Leo not visiting the United States for its 250th Birthday; Luciano, who wants to know if speaking in tongues is against the Catholic faith; Joette, who does not understand why some protestants consider venerating relics pagan; And more

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Mark, who asks about Catholic gift shops being open on Sundays;  Stephanie, who is friends with a Presbyterian couple;  Hannah, who is worried about being led astray by reading the Bible on her own;  and Alexander, who writes in from Germany with thoughts about salvation.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Nick, who wants to know if praying the Rosary silently "counts";  Sarah, who wonders why the Church seems to value virginity in women more than in men;  Joshua, who asks if Mother has had any supernatural experiences (leading to Mother telling her miraculous Lourdes story);  Sam, who wonders how the Jews knew to refer to God as a "He";  Katy, who is curious about offering prayers in atonement for others;  and Rex, who wants to know why the Sabbath Day "changed"

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Peter, who asks about having Masses said for the living, not just the deceased;  Henry, who wants to know why God forbade the Jews from eating pork;  Patty, who wonders why people say the Mormons aren't Christian;  Croy, who is concerned about Marian apparitions and private revelation;  Donna, who asks about Confirmation names;  and Billie Jo, who wants to know if Mother has any prison ministry stories.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Angela, who is concerned about the dangers of Reiki and other New Age practices;  Ada, who wonders how long a couple should date before engagement and marriage;  Anonymous, who wants Mother's opinion on quantity vs. quality of priests;  Elizabeth, who wants advice on attending a non-Catholic friend's wedding;  Jane, who asks about the sinfulness of dancing;  Lucas, who seeks spiritual reading recommendations;  Justine, who is unsure about a potential "prayer" punishment for children;  Sara, who wonders about "asking for a sign";  and Stephen, who writes asking to spread the word about the Massachusetts abortion law.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Scotty, who wonders how Catholics should approach tipping;  Josh, who asks for advice on practicing obedience to his parents;  Gracie, who is concerned about using Amazon;  Lindsey, who has a friend who gossips a lot;  and caller John, who is worried about getting to heaven after feeling he raised his children poorly.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Gene, who is concerned about praying Fr. Ripperger's "deliverance prayers" for the laity;  Caller Kara, who needs prayers and advice for dealing with her mother's death and family drama;  Azannette, who has a daughter who's "come out";  and Karen, who wants to know why Catholic clergy seem to dress in fancy clothes.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Rich, who wants to know what the Church teaches about "animal rights";  Dorothy, who's curious about the Holy Maccabees;  Jacqueline, who struggles with whether to give money to panhandlers;  Selena, who is disturbed by people who dislike the Divine Mercy Chaplet;  Ronaldo, who has difficulty with married Catholic priests who were once Anglican ministers;  and Doug, who has a follow-up point to make about Selena and the Divine Mercy Chaplet.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Debbie, who's concerned about motorcycle culture and lack of reverence;  Rob, who's confused about the death penalty;  Rafael, who is upset about a sacrilegious ad campaign by David Protein Bars;  Paula, who's wondering about male modesty compared to female modesty;  Stacy, who'd like to know at what age sleepovers are appropriate;  Stephen, who is dealing with older children who reject the faith;  and Ann, who would love to know Mother's favorite Marian apparitions.

Mother continues to read from The Christian Mother and The Christian Father, and answers questions from: Jonathan, who is confused about "taking God's name in vain" (Mother recounts her diner swearing story);  Ronnie, who's curious about the Divine Office;  and Anonymous, who wants to know how a Catholic man should approach a suspicion of an affair.