Stagione 2
Dr. Tom Curran explores final insights from St. Thomas Aquinas about the wounds on the risen body of Christ (Summa Theologica); in connection with, The Raising of Lazarus. (John 11) Tom talks about the concepts of affirmation, courage, and suffering.
Dr. Tom Curran prepares for the upcoming Triduum and explores insights from St. Thomas Aquinas about: Whether Christ's body ought to have risen with its scars? (Third Part: Question 34) Tom shares final stories about being humbled every day by his guardian angel.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss the greatest paradox of faith: be in the world, but not of the world. Kari talks about inflation vs. shrinkflation and Tom reflects on taking action vs. relying on God.
Dr. Tom Curran contrasts the poverty of choice vs. true contrast and explores St. Thomas Aquinas' answers to common questions about prayer. Tom confesses to taking "Pride" in winning, fasting and praying.
Dr. Tom Curran shares more humiliating stories during this season of Lent and reflects on the scripture passage about The Raising of Lazarus. (John 11)
Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis for a Sacred Heart Radio Book Club program to discuss False Mercy: Recent Heresies Distorting Catholic Truth by Christopher Malloy.
Dr. Tom Curran and his son, John Mark, testify to the blessings of praying a daily rosary and pray the Rosary with listeners, reflecting on the five sorrowful mysteries.
Dr. Tom Curran gives more examples of being humiliated daily. Tom talks about being stuck in sleep mode, transitioning his "tent-making" efforts, defining goodness, and understanding freedom.
Dr. Tom Curran talks about the concept of asceticism, as a theme pertaining to the half-way point through Lent. Tom shares humbling lessons about a concussion, a crown, suffering on behalf of another, and getting stirred up!
Dr. Tom Curran and Fr. Jeff Lewis reflect on the Consecration of Russia to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and ponder the validity of sacraments (& consecrations), stigmatics, the seven sorrows, and the work of guardian angels.