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Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss the most common New Year’s resolutions and the top 10 resolutions for 2022. Kari hesitates to reflect on the past year and Tom gives advice to a 30 year old phone-addict.
Dr. Tom Curran gives tips for discerning God’s resolution for 2022, as a moment of grace. Tom talks about driving in “low power mode,” reads quotes from St. John of the Cross and examines his failures in 2021.
Dr. Tom Curran gives advice to his former self, while reflecting on the year 2021 and anticipating 2022. Tom talks about the importance of names, identity and purpose.
Dr. Tom Curran explores the gift of birth and the gift of family. Tom discusses the five modes of making a family consecration: self-entrustment, spouse-entrustment, entrustment of marriage, entrustment of each child, and entrustment of all children.
Dr. Tom Curran gives many excuses for avoiding crucial conversations with tweens and teens. Tom explores the reality of fatherliness, the influence of the anti-gospel and the gift of the saints.
Dr. Tom Curran and Fr. Kurt Nagel discuss the overemphasis of scientific knowledge and reflect on the Titles of Jesus, as referenced in the “O” Antiphons.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran ponder spiritual sickness and anticipate the upcoming Christmas Season. The Currans give ideas for creating family experiences and reference a quote from The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis.
Dr. Tom Curran reflects on “making mistakes” and “running out of time.” Tom gives examples from a couple movies, dinner conversations, St. Joseph Novena reflections, and St. John of the Cross quotes.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran ponder the right amount of decorating for Christmas (during Advent) and share stories about buying basketball shoes, seeing a moose, the value of mission work, and more!
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran explore many examples on unaware graces in daily life. Tom shares a story about encountering the unavoidable God and contrasts “living in the Spirit” vs. taking care of practical realities.