The Patrick Madrid Show

The Patrick Madrid Show

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The Patrick Madrid Show offers insights on current events and contemporary issues from a Catholic perspective. Host Patrick Madrid engages in lively conversations and provides encouragement for listeners navigating today's world.

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  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 21, 2026 - Hour 1 21.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick and Cyrus share and offer an explanation of a major digital security breach, discussing online threats and the real risks of modern scams, especially those targeting vulnerable or unsuspecting individuals. As calls come in, Patrick listens to emotional stories of scam attempts, identity theft, and the relentless creativity of fraudsters, weaving in reflections on vigilance, faith, and the importance of being both prudent and compassionate. He shares practical advice and personal anecdotes, linking everything back to Jesus's call to be wise as serpents and gentle as doves.   There is a very serious compromise of the internet’s trust infrastructure. This is not just another website hack. https://x.com/theSouilos/status/2112619963328631228 (02:16) Karen - My son was incarcerated over the weekend. immediately got phone calls from Fake Sheriff's Department, that my son was eligible to be released if I gave them $2000.00 (28:10) Rhonda - How do these scam callers get our numbers? Who is selling the list? (37:45) Lisa - My best friend's son went to Italy and posted pictures on Facebook from his trip. Grandma got call from AI cloned voice saying he needed $10,000 get out of Italian jail. (47:21)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 21, 2026 - Hour 2 21.10.2026 51мин
    Thoughtful listener questions about confession after decades away from church, struggles to baptize a child, and the process of returning to Catholic sacraments lead to compassionate guidance and encouragement. Personal testimonies shine as callers open up about loss, perseverance, and the steady role of faith, while Patrick offers reassurance, practical tools for spiritual growth, and a reminder that taking the next step is truly possible.   Hello, this is Lenny - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjPNnc13zdQ Woman pretends not to understand a scammers question - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_dhJB_pOGYY Cynthia - Something has changed in the Church when lay people are doing Communion services. I am surprised. I always thought only deacons or acolytes could do this. (06:16) Craig - My wife and I are struggling to have our baby baptized. Why do they need to have godparents? (15:16) Pat - I was scammed on the phone. (25:16) Joan - How do you go back to confession after 40 years? (35:19) Patricia – There is a scam where a scammer pretends to be a priest who is calling parishioners. He texted me about getting three gift cards. (45:45)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 21, 2026 - Hour 3 21.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick addresses listener reactions to the Archbishop of Denver’s decision to ask Father Ripperger to step back from public speaking, urging listeners to focus on humility and obedience within the Church rather than fueling outrage. Through thoughtful commentary and calls like Nicole’s, Patrick explores the wisdom of spiritual redirection, the dangers of celebrity culture among priests, and the need for Catholics to trust in Church leadership even amid disappointment.    Ellie (email) - I was surprised when you downplayed the Fr. Ripperger issue yesterday. (00:34) Nicole - I understand where you are coming from regarding Fr. Ripperger. The best way to focus on exorcism is to do that and not these other speaking engagements. (23:10) Patrick responds to a sarcastic email from Gordon (38:09) Jordon – Fr. Ripperger and staying humble (44:29)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 20, 2026 - Hour 1 20.10.2026 50мин
    Patrick takes listeners through pressing questions facing Catholics today, exploring the Church’s teaching on participation in Masonic events, divorce, and capital punishment, while offering heartfelt encouragement to those seeking to return to active faith. Candid calls inspire honest discussion about moral clarity, the struggle to remain steadfast amidst confusion, and the quiet bravery required to witness truth and mercy within divided communities. Patrick emphasizes the importance of perseverance, dialogue rooted in kindness, and spiritual renewal for those who have drifted away.   Jackie (email) - As a Catholic, can I be involved in a charity event (a 5K) sponsored by a masonic lodge which donates to the local police department or other community need (rather than fundraising for the masons or their lodge directly)? (01:12) Book recommendation: Masonry Unmasked: An Insider Reveals the Secrets of the Lodge by John Salza Sean (email) - I'm hearing all these horrible heart wrenching stories if divorce, of families being torn apart. The Blessed Mother said the final battle would be over the family. The secular society has lied to people and convinced them if they are unhappy just leave your spouse. (11:23) Dominic - Is the death penalty in principle wrong as a Catholic? (23:02) Karolee - Running in the 5k with the Freemasons. There’s a group of Catholics here ministering to LGBTQ. Could that be a parade supporting LGBTQ agendas? (38:10)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 20, 2026 - Hour 2 20.10.2026 50мин
    Patrick Madrid listens to callers share both struggles and gratitude as they wrestle with issues at the heart of Catholic life, from abortion’s painful reality in modern pharmacies to the challenges of raising faithful children in shifting cultural settings. He offers insight on topics such as modernism in the Church, discipline for children taking the Lord’s name lightly, and the tension between justice and mercy in the debate over the death penalty. Stories of faith renewal, heartfelt parental concern, and joyful college experiences at Christendom College thread through the episode, bringing to light everyday courage and encouragement for anyone seeking a deeper connection to their faith.   Ken - Why is the Church so silent on the abortion pill? We should be boycotting pharmacies. (01:03) Jim – Capital punishment and modernism (06:14) Patrick in Wisconsin - I think the Church discourages talking about the truth and keeps dodging the real issues (11:32) Richard - I think we need the death penalty because of the jihadist that killed cops recently. (19:51) Caoimhe - I went off to Christendom for my first semester. Best school ever. Having a blast. You encouraged me! (25:47) Megan - How do you remind a child not to take God's name in vain? (36:25) Rick - We don't want to have to explain to our young son why a kid in his class has two moms. How can we deal with this? (42:24) David - What is the meaning of the ringing of bells during the Consecration at Mass? (48:41)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 20, 2026 - Hour 3 20.10.2026 49мин
    Patrick listens to heartfelt callers who open up about feeling isolated in their faith communities, hesitancies in sharing Catholic truths, and questions about reconciling cultural traditions. He offers encouragement for finding spiritual peace, explains why ordinary Catholics shouldn’t bear the weight of church controversies, and gives practical advice for confronting anxiety about everything from spiritual dangers in haunted hotels to consumer choices that challenge personal conscience. From the importance of prayer and community to the value of obedience and letting go of outrage, Patrick’s responses create an uplifting space for those seeking renewal and hope.   Nicole - How do I approach the Pachamama or when a Church leader participates in a pagan ritual? (01:22) Jillian - I am staying at a haunted hotel this weekend. How can I prepare myself spiritually? (19:02) That Time I Stayed in a Haunted Hotel - https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/that-time-i-stayed-in-a-haunted-hotel Mike - What about the protection of other prisoners? This is why we need death penalty. (29:15) Miguel – Saw a Chipotle ad with a Ouija Board. Can Catholics still go to eat at Chipotle? (33:54) MaryAnn (email) - Father Ripperger’s been canceled! (41:20)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 19, 2026 - Hour 1 19.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick returns and immediately engages listeners with heartfelt gratitude, personal updates, and a surge of audience emails reflecting the community’s care and concern. The conversation unfolds into candid discussions about spiritual practices like the Saint Michael prayer after Mass, challenging questions about scandal, suffering, and Church authority, and uplifting moments of faith from callers facing personal trials. Patrick responds with encouragement, clear teaching, and stories of hope, offering listeners both inspiration and practical insight for living out their Catholic faith amid life’s complexities.   Nick - Is it time for Catholic NGO's to stop importing military men into US? (03:00) Vince - We were told at our Church to stop saying the St. Michael prayer after Mass. (04:04) Mike - I want to ask you about marriage and annulments. My wife was seeing someone before we divorced and she got engaged before annulment. Was this adultery for her? (11:55) Noel - Where can I find the writings of St. Ignatius of Antioch? (22:53) Jaime – There was a Priest crushed by a crucifix that fell on him while he was celebrating Mass. I am distraught by this. How could this happen? (28:11) Jose (14-years-old) - Is it bad for me to Trick or Treat? (36:16) Joe - How do we come to terms with when we see Church leaders coming up with different answers to questions like divorce and remarriage? (40:48)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 19, 2026 - Hour 2 19.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick opens with reflections on the rapid evolution of technology and the frustrations many face with software subscriptions, contrasting memories of owning software outright to today’s rental models, and segues into a candid discussion of the challenge of keeping faith vibrant in both personal and community settings. Callers bring heartfelt questions about teaching confirmation, the meaning behind choosing a confirmation saint’s name, and share experiences of overcoming spiritual struggles, seeking encouragement for renewal and perseverance. The episode weaves together practical advice, personal stories, and genuine gratitude for faith’s transformative power.   Creator of free Adobe clones unveils open-source Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word replications - https://www.tomshardware.com/software/microsoft-office/creator-of-free-adobe-clones-unveils-open-source-microsoft-office-excel-powerpoint-and-word-replications-autodesk-tools-and-other-subscription-based-services-may-come-next (00:45) Patrick and Cyrus talk about a subscription based society and people making copycat programs to get around paying for them Francisco (7-years-old) - Why didn’t God open the gates? How come Jesus had to do it? (13:05) Sebastian - I need advice about co-running a Confirmation class (21:51) Rhonda - When did the concept about picking a Confirmation name come about? (30:50) Jonathan - Is Fiducia Supplicans saying that couples can come up as couples to be blessed or are they just blessed individually together? (41:21)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 19, 2026 - Hour 3 19.10.2026 51мин
    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)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 16, 2026 - Hour 1 16.10.2026 50мин
    Patrick Madrid opens today's show reflecting on end-of-life regrets, inspired by wisdom from a nurse who has heard hundreds of people’s final reflections. Listeners and contributors recount heartfelt moments of gratitude, lost opportunities, acts of forgiveness, and the healing power of simply saying “I love you” before it’s too late. Through emotional stories about faith, family, and reconciliation, Patrick brings attention to the daily chance to live with presence, love generously, and build a life that leaves fewer regrets.   (00:00:08) Reflecting on End-of-Life Regrets (00:01:24) Five Common Regrets Explored (00:05:28) Wisdom From a 79-Year-Old Woman (00:07:12) Living in the Present Moment (00:09:57) Sharing Love With Family (00:12:24) Parenting, Worries, and Gratefulness (00:14:39) Regrets and Lessons From Youth (00:18:34) Breaking Cycles Across Generations (00:19:44) Caller Karen: Choosing to Love (00:23:10) Caller Stories About Love and Regret (00:35:23) Regret and Healing Through Action (00:42:05) Caller Marie: Transforming Relationships Originally Aired on 05-17-2024
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 16, 2026 - Hour 2 16.10.2026 50мин
    Patrick Madrid explores the growing challenges facing Gen Z and millennials, from economic struggles and job market frustrations to the unique pressures of screen addiction and spiritual disconnection. Through heartfelt calls and honest testimony, listeners share powerful journeys of faith lost and reclaimed, revealing how confession, prayer, and community help restore hope amid adversity. Patrick highlights both the hardships and victories, inviting thoughtful reflection on generational change and the role of faith in modern life.   (00:00:00) Pronoun Debate in British Interview (00:03:28) Reflections on Pronoun Preferences (00:05:17) Emergency Baptism Validity Question (00:08:07) Gen Z and the NEET Trend (00:13:14) Economic Pressures on Younger Generations (00:16:37) Changing Attitudes Toward Work (00:19:21) Mental Health and Youth Unemployment (00:23:31) Callers Respond to Gen Z Struggles (00:25:00) Dominic Shares Recovery Journey (00:32:33) Family Dynamics and Faith Background (00:34:48) Advice for Addicts and Parents (00:38:02) Olivia Discusses Temptations and Reversion (00:47:49) Battling Tech Addiction and Hope Originally Aired on 06-25-24
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 16, 2026 - Hour 3 16.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick honestly addressing a listener's concerns about a past show, emphasizing his respect for women’s involvement in both church and civic life and clarifying misunderstandings about his views. He then thoughtfully answers questions that move from the meaning of faith and works in Christian life to the mysteries surrounding Judas Iscariot’s fate, providing scriptural and historical context while guiding listeners seeking spiritual renewal or deeper understanding.   Melanie (email) - After hearing you go along with Sherry’s claim that the problem began when women got the right to vote, I’m reconsidering listening to your show and donating to Relevant Radio, because if I’m not worthy to vote, I’m left wondering whether I’m worthy to pray, attend Mass, or even vote on church remodeling. (00:49) Raphael (16-years-old) - James 2 v 14 talks about faith and works. I am Catholic and go to a Christian school. How do I describe my position? (10:20) What’s Wrong With Bowing to the Priest at Mass? https://patrickmadrid.substack.com/p/whats-wrong-with-bowing-to-the-priest (22:04) Matt - I am not Catholic but raised Russian Orthodox. I have always wondered about Mark 5:30 where Jesus heals the woman afflicted by bleeding. Did Jesus have an innate reserve of power he controlled? How did this work? (25:23) Marshall (email) - Why doesn’t the Catholic Church allow divorce on the grounds of adultery, as Matthew 5:32 seems to permit, when in my wife’s annulment the only available grounds was alcoholism even though her former husband had been unfaithful? Did Judas go to hell? Originally Aired on 10-02-26
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 15, 2026 - Hour 1 15.10.2026 50мин
    Patrick revisits some of the most thought-provoking calls from past years, where listeners share deep struggles and hard-won returns to faith, ask bold questions about suffering and holiness, and reveal moments of vulnerability around confession and starting over. Listeners hear testimonies of healing, gratitude, and the powerful grace found in coming home to the Church after decades away. Stories of growth, guidance on confronting personal failings, spiritual plateaus, and even how to handle disruptions during worship offer encouragement to anyone longing for renewal and connection.   (00:00:08) Show introduction and caller Jessica returns (00:01:17) Jessica thanks for life advice (00:02:46) Sharing baby Leonardo’s birth story (00:04:09) Gratitude for Relevant Radio’s support (00:06:32) Listener asks about church attendance (00:07:17) Is online Mass sufficient? (00:09:12) Sacrifice and importance of Mass (00:11:05) Listener asks about church growth stats (00:13:12) Remarkable Catholic conversions worldwide (00:15:30) Caller reflects on kindness learned (00:16:04) Disruption and church protest discussed (00:17:01) How to react to church disruptions (00:21:42) Handling threats and keeping peace (00:28:36) Security measures and escalation risks (00:32:29) Question about hope for deceased loved ones (00:34:33) Suffering’s connection to spiritual growth (00:40:51) Kathy seeks confession after decades (00:42:12) Confession guidance for returning Catholics (00:49:43) Preparing for reconciliation and absolution
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 15, 2026 - Hour 2 15.10.2026 49мин
    Patrick Madrid listens closely as callers express concerns about changes in receiving the Eucharist, struggles with faith after trauma, and questions around Church authority and spiritual practices. Through heartfelt stories and honest questions, Patrick responds with warmth and clarity, guiding listeners toward healing, understanding, and the importance of spiritual connection, even for those who feel lost or judged. This episode offers encouragement for anyone wrestling with their return to the Church or seeking meaning in their spiritual journey.   Mike asks about Communion under one kind (00:00:08) Explaining receiving all of Jesus (00:01:53) Article resource and finding churches (00:04:48) Listener question about violence in media (00:06:30) Violence in movies and personal limits (00:07:31) Cyrus on video game violence (00:11:01) Childhood trauma from violent films (00:13:18) Desensitization and changing tastes (00:17:08) Olivia's faith journey after trauma (00:19:53) Advice on spiritual direction and healing (00:26:11) Finding nonjudgmental faith community (00:32:37) John Paul questions fasting in Scripture (00:36:46) Responding to debates about church authority (00:44:25) Explaining marriage and infant baptism (00:46:33)
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 15, 2026 - Hour 3 15.10.2026 49мин
    The conversation focused on heartfelt questions about living out the Catholic faith when family support feels sparse, with Patrick offering practical encouragement for parents striving to build a strong domestic church. A key theme that emerged was balancing sincere devotional practices, like praying novenas or displaying religious images, with caution against superstition, especially around traditions such as burying a St. Joseph statue. The discussion explored the struggle to keep prayer personal and intentional amid distractions and the challenge of supporting the arts as a Catholic in a culture where artists may promote values at odds with the faith.   (00:00:08) Early morning caller seeks advice (00:01:19) Navigating faith with little support (00:02:53) Being a light in family life (00:05:05) Raising children as faithful witnesses (00:06:55) Practical steps for Catholic homes (00:08:52) Encouragement and resources for fathers (00:11:01) Safeguarding children in secular contexts (00:13:47) Ways to nurture spiritual environment (00:15:05) Supporting art without compromising values (00:25:59) Reflections on art and personal impact (00:29:05) St Joseph statue selling tradition (00:40:40) Keeping prayer meaningful and intentional
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 14, 2026 - Hour 1 14.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick Madrid fills the hour with memorable calls that linger because they pose earnest questions, voice honest objections, or express deep gratitude for renewed faith. Listeners hear from a Protestant pastor studying Catholic teaching, a seeker grappling with the Church’s stance on contraception, and a parent wrestling with prayer’s power. Alongside profound discussions on sacraments and God’s knowledge, Patrick brings an emotional testimony of healing after heartbreak and shares practical guidance on spiritual renewal, confession, and indulging in God’s mercy.   (00:00:08) Show introduction and call highlights (00:00:40) Protestant pastor asks about Mass validity (00:03:39) Donatist controversy and sacramental intent (00:06:29) Maddie questions church teaching on contraception (00:09:55) Patrick explains "the lie" of contraception (00:13:15) Worldview differences: faith and morality (00:16:14) Hidden wounds behind anger at Church (00:21:04) Heartbreaking story: abortion and alienation (00:26:05) Confession as a path to healing (00:30:21) Don asks about prayer and God's knowledge (00:35:01) Repentance, free will, and divine providence (00:39:23) Explanation of indulgences and their effects (00:44:22) Christ's knowledge: human and divine natures
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 14, 2026 - Hour 2 14.10.2026 50мин
    Patrick brings listeners a heartfelt selection of memorable caller conversations from past years, focusing on real-life questions, faith challenges, and deeply personal stories of struggle, hope, and healing. From a nurse wrestling with abortion ethics to testimonies of reconciliation and the journey back to faith and healthy family life, each call offers genuine emotion and honest discussion. Patrick offers wisdom, practical encouragement, and resources for anyone searching for guidance or a way forward in their spiritual lives.   (00:00:07) Show introduction and call highlights (00:00:41) Stella asks about abortion exceptions (00:01:45) Church teaching on abortion (00:04:34) Medical testimony on pregnancy complications (00:07:48) Stella shares real-life experience (00:13:37) Moral dilemmas for healthcare workers (00:16:31) Addressing "my body, my choice" (00:19:17) Patty’s testimony resisting abortion pressure (00:22:08) Family reconciliation and blessings (00:25:47) Ted seeks help for toxic marriage (00:35:05) Anna’s story of marriage healing (00:42:41) Responding to letter on abortion and adoption
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 14, 2026 - Hour 3 14.10.2026 49мин
    Patrick brings listeners thought-provoking moments from previous years, drawing attention to real-life questions and heartfelt stories that linger in the memory. The episode explores challenges faced by parents and young adults, the struggle with faith and church attendance, moving testimonies of those seeking to reconcile with God and loved ones, and practical encouragement for anyone feeling distant from their spiritual home. Callers and listeners contribute raw honesty and hope, while Patrick responds with warmth, practical insight, and prayers for healing and restoration.   (00:00:07) Concerns About Youth Independence (00:01:31) Generational Labels and Definitions (00:02:39) Struggles Launching Into Adulthood (00:05:17) Delayed Traditional Adult Milestones (00:07:27) Factors Beyond Economic Barriers (00:10:16) Internet's Impact on Motivation (00:12:42) Attending Mass and Mortal Sin (00:19:26) Authority of Church Explained (00:24:33) Guidance on Family Reconciliation (00:31:34) Returning to Faith After Hardship (00:35:38) Encouragement for Spiritual Renewal (00:40:21) Mary as Mother of God Explained
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 13, 2026 - Hour 1 13.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick on why confession to a priest is essential, tracing its roots back to Jesus bestowing this power upon the apostles in John 20. He explores the beautiful parallels in Mark 1 with the healing of the leper, underscoring how confession is a means to cleanse our souls and reconnect with the Church community. It's a thought-provoking conversation on faith, love, and the transformative power of forgiveness.   Javier – Did Adam and Eve need to eat before the fall? (05:34) Danny - Why do we need to confess to a priest? (08:22) Jared – When God commanded us to honoring our father and mother, was he really saying we need to honor God our Father and Mary our Mother? (22:02) Yesenia - If our parents need to live with us for medical reason, at what point does putting yourself first not honor them because they are difficult to live with? (41:04) Originally Aired on 08-20-2024
  • The Patrick Madrid Show: October 13, 2026 - Hour 2 13.10.2026 51мин
    Patrick explores how to honor our parents, heal, and find lightness in letting go. Dealing with difficult parental relationships can be tough, but honoring your father and mother doesn't mean putting them on a pedestal. It's about giving the due respect they deserve, even if your parents have hurt you or done wrong. Forgiveness is key. Release that emotional baggage and find peace. Even if you don't feel the warm and fuzzies, praying for them can be enough. Don't stay in toxic or dangerous situations, but know that honoring them can also mean setting boundaries.   Joan - How do you know if a marriage is valid or could be annulled? (00:52) Tom - What if you were the child of Hitler/Mussolini, should you honor them?  I say no.  Regardless of where you came from, the best way to honor parents is to live a Godly life and bring honor to the family. (22:55) Patrick talks with Cyrus about forgiveness and not carrying the weight of anger and resentment with you (30:58) Diane - Because of Patrick's show, I’m getting married again to my husband in a Church! (40:42) Job - There was a tremendous amount of infidelity on my wife part (who's in the public eye) and I slapped her.  My children hate me.  We don't have an annulment.  I don't know how to approach her.  How do I get through to my kids that I'm the good guy? (47:58) Originally Aired on 08-20-2024

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