Season 4
January 4 -Best-of Archive: I Had an Epiphany! Prayer for Deliverance
January 3 -Best-of Archive: First Things First! Prayer For the New Year
January 2 -Best-of Archive: How to Discern a New Year's Resolution
Season 3
Dr. Tom Curran talks about a moment that brought him to tears of desperation and prays with listeners for deliverance. Order your own copy of Deliverance Prayers: For Use by the Laity by Fr. Chad Ripperger, PhD. (Sensus Traditionis Press)
Dr. Tom Curran prays with and for listeners for a fresh start in the New Year! Join Tom in praying the Rosary during this Christmas Season, meditating on the 5 Joyful Mysteries.
Are you praying for a breakthrough? Dr. Tom Curran walks listeners through a live discernment on what God is resolved to do in your life and in the life of the Church!
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 talks about the Feast of the Holy Innocents and the duty of fathers through the example of St. Joseph, foster-father of Jesus. Tom talks about the practical practices of budgeting, goal setting, strategizing, catechizing and more!
Dr. Tom Curran is joined by his son, John Mark, to discuss his journey as a freshman at Franciscan University of Steubenville. John Mark reports back after his first semester in college about the importance of community for young adult Catholics.
Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to celebrate the Christmas Season! Tom asks the priests: What is a good gift to give priests? What were your childhood Christmas traditions? Was the Innkeeper a good guy or bad guy? And more!
Dr. Tom Curran and his oldest daughter, Mary Grace, testify to the benefits of play and the gift of communion. The Curran’s give ideas for “unplugged” family fun for kids of all ages!
Dr. Tom Curran talks about common misconceptions about the sacrament of confession, the importance of making a good examination of conscience, and the consequences of a hardened heart. (Isaiah 6, Luke 5, Revelation 1)
What does it mean to bless? Dr. Tom Curran reads the Declaration Fiducia Supplicans On the Pastoral Meaning of Blessings Presentation published by the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and approved by Pope Francis.