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Dr. Tom Curran shares insights on God’s living word for today in Luke 8 about Galilean Women Follow Jesus and The Parable of the Sower.
Dr. Tom Curran talks about the spiritual discipline of gazing upon holy art, such as: the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C., a painting of St. Francis of Assisi, and an icon of Raising Lazarus from the Dead.
Dr. Tom Curran offers one solution for political, spiritual and physical challenges facing Catholic disciples living in the world today and responds to the news about Bishop Strickland being removed by Pope Francis. Tom explores The Parable of the Ten Virgins. (Matthew 25)
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran ponder “would you rather” questions related to intellect, will and memory. The Currans share conversion stories about Kobe Bryant and Kat Von D. (Daily Wire)
Dr. Tom Curran addresses the popular question: Who do I discern God’s will in my life? Tom references teachings from the Catholic Church and shares his best insights on how to discern a call from God and take action.
Dr. Tom Curran shares stories of three brief interactions, to testify to God’s will to deploy messengers on earth to speak His message to others. Tom reflects on the concepts of prayer, trust and obedience.
Dr. Tom Curran reflects on his 59th birthday and ponders the question: What will people remember about you? Tom shares his philosophy for coaching and shares scripture passages about holy competition.
Dr. Tom Curran asks Fr. Jeff Lewis: If you could give Catholic men today three gifts, what would they be? Fr. Jeff Lewis explains the modern enemies against the spiritual life and explores the topics of fortitude, spiritual leadership and perseverance.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss celebrating Halloween, hosting a couple’s bible study and generational curses. Tom shares his first-thought reflections on the Synod on Synodality.
Dr. Tom Curran explains why it’s important to pray for the dead and prays the Rosary with listeners for all the souls in purgatory. Tom reveals the saint who came to mind when he asked God for a greater sensitivity toward the presence of saints. Who is it?