Season 1
Dr. Tom Curran and Fr. Jeff Lewis contrast two scenarios of death: quick and painless vs. happy and prepared. Today’s hosts share testimonies of praying with those near death.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss Conversation Starters for Date Night by Focus on the Family. Tom and Kari testify to their own selfishness in marriage and share insights to help other couples grow their relationship with God.
Dr. Tom Curran teaches parents how to lead a family Rosary and how to give correction to kids who resist prayer. Tom gives tips for creating space and time to pray well as a family in many stages of life.
Dr. Tom Curran answers the question: “What should I say to God in prayer?” Tom teaches 10 sentences to say in prayer to grow in a personal and profound relationship with the Lord.
Dr. Tom Curran ponders the questions: “Do I prefer health over illness? Or, riches over poverty?” Tom talks about the concept of docility and shares insights about the Basilica of St. John Lateran.
Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to explore eschatological themes: death, judgement, Heaven, and hell; as referenced in the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran celebrate a special birthday, discuss some Catholic practices gaining popularity among non-Catholic Christians, reference Live No Lies by John Mark Comer and testify to the distraction of technology.
Dr. Tom Curran prays for souls who are “near to death, but far from God” and recites a poem by Robert Frost. Tom continues to reflect on topics, such as: contemplation, death, eternity, the crowd of witnesses, the meaning of life and more!
Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to discuss the Feasts of All Saints and All Souls. Today’s hosts discuss hot topics, such as: Heaven, hell, souls, saints, demons, perfection and more.
Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss the celebration of All Hallows’ Eve. Tom talks about the “scariest part” of trick-or-treating (for large families.) Kari ponders the theme of life and death; after attending a recent funeral.