Dr. Tom Curran Podcast

Dr. Tom Curran continues to reflect on the three stages of the spiritual life, as referenced in the Gospel of Mark. Tom explores the spirituality of concupiscence and some remedies against the temptation toward sin.

Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Monday Cohosts Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to reveal how they individually prepare for their Sunday homilies. Later in the program, today's hosts reflect on a few quotes from St. Teresa of Jesus.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran announce their new mission to help families. Tom talks about the importance of compatibility and complementarity in marriage. Kari references a blog post: What to Look for in a Wife by Sam Guzman. (The Catholic Gentleman)

Dr. Tom Curran continues to reflect on the purgative and illuminative stages of the spiritual journey, as referenced in the Gospel of Mark. Tom gives several practical examples of how to purge from comfort and explores the "Dark Night of the Senses."

Dr. Tom Curran begins to reflect on three stages of one's spiritual journey; as referenced in scripture passages from the Gospel of Mark about the “young man:” Mk 10:17-31, Mk 14: 51, and Mk 16: 5.

Dr. Tom Curran and Fr. Jeff Lewis read quotes by Pope St. John XXIII and share insights from his life and papacy.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran ponder St. Augustine’s insights on the restless heart and contrast stewardship vs. desperate devotion. The Currans share stories about the hour of mercy, hiking in the dark, hosting a party, dwelling in the past, and wasting time.

Dr. Tom Curran celebrates today’s feast by praying the Rosary with listeners. Join Tom in meditating on the five Luminous Mysteries and offering up intentions prompted by the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Tom Curran continues to reflect on what’s at-stake in these moments in time: the Elijah moment, the Benedict moment, and the Joseph moment. Tom talks about the nature of goodness, truth, beauty and freedom.

Dr. Tom Curran reflects on what’s at-stake in the game of life and shares insights from St. Thomas Aquinas about resistance. Tom gives daily examples of passivity vs. activity and talks about the impact of “learning how to learn.”