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Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Sr. Mary Eucharista, SMMS, to reflect on a recent fundraising dinner with Fr. John Riccardo. Tom asks Sr. Eucharista to respond to the Camino theme: "On the Way," and to pray with listeners in need of encountering The Good Shepherd.
Dr. Tom Curran asks Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to share insights on quotes from St. Gertrude the Great. Tom asks the priests: What makes a saint "Great?" Is there a scripture passage that reflects your life?
What crowds out your prayer time? Dr. Tom and Kari Curran talk about pressing issues for families entering into the Advent Season: balancing finances, staying fit, holiday hoopla, and more!
Dr. Tom Curran revisits notes from his journal one year ago about the theme of gratitude from two events: the death of his father and a training seminar.
Dr. Tom Curran prays a prayer of distress [Psalm 143,] and reflects on themes, such as: a heart that is numb, an enemy that pursues and encountering God's love. Tom shares several scripture refences about seeking God's face and talks about his new book project.
Dr. Tom Curran interviews Rev. Cal Christiansen, pastor of 3 parishes in the Seattle Archdiocese in Washington State, about the concepts of journey, anniversary, healing and renewal. Fr. Cal talks about his vocation story and gives an update on God's work through Western Washington Catholic Charismatic Renewal.
Dr. Tom Curran asks Father Jeff Lewis about the recent election, the fight against spiritual warfare and the legacy of St. Martin of Tours. Fr. Lewis talks about 3 sources of spiritual warfare: the world, the flesh and the devil.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss an eventful week, Election Night and Tom's 60th birthday. The Currans talk about disruptions in life, conversation-provoking questions, priceless birthday gifts, and strategies for raising kids who live near family as adults.
Dr. Tom Curran celebrates his 60th birthday by sharing insights from Hans Urs von Balthasar's book, My Work: In Retrospect. Tom reflects on teachers, mentors and authors who have made a big impact in his life.
Dr. Tom Curran shares insights on Election Day by referencing teachings from St. Thomas Aquinas on two themes: humility and magnanimity. Tom talks about almost missing Mass, a philosophy assignment and learning limits,