Dr. Tom Curran Podcast

Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to explore insights on Our Lady of Fatima and other Marian apparitions. Todays hosts share stories of "time standing still" in the moment of consecration.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran share stories about their "new addition," supply-chain shortages, spiritual warfare, and more! The Currans reference The Collapse of Parenting by Leonard Sax and Restore the Glory Podcast by Dr. Bob Schuchts & Jake Khym, MA.

Dr. Tom Curran and his son, John Mark, pray the rosary in honor of the upcoming Feast of Our Lady of Fatima. John Mark offers reflections on the Five Luminous Mysteries and Tom explores the gift of confession.

Dr. Tom Curran ponders: How should Catholics pray when feeling too overwhelmed or desperate to pray? Tom prays a prayer of those in exile (Psalm 102) and reflects on the concept of virtuous self-mastery.

Dr. Tom Curran and Fr. Kurt Nagel discuss several hot topics, including: Post-pandemic Mass, The Collapse of Parenting by Leonard Sax, conflicting preaching among priests and the ordination of Auxiliary Bishop Schuster.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran reflect on honoring the Holy Family and all mothers during the month of May. The Currans testify to the impact of a hand-written notes and warn against the alluring entertainment of sin.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Author Angela Connelly about her new book, The Crowded Table: The Brave and Beautiful Choice to Mother Many. Angela shares stories from modern day women across the world embracing the "crowded table" lifestyle.

Dr. Tom Curran reflects on the exemplary, immeasurable and invisible impact of living a life of vocation. To encourages listeners to embrace and radiate their God-given vocation and to allow God to heal them.

Dr. Tom Curran prays for bishops, in anticipation of, the Episcopal Ordination of Bishop-Elect Frank Schuster. Tom explores the life of St. Athanasius and talks about the pressing issues battling against the Catholic Church today.

Dr. Tom Curran encourages listeners to 'get familiar' with St. Catherine of Siena and testifies to her powerful intercession. Tom repents from the sin of malice and talks about the mystical gifts of bilocation, heavenly visitation and invisible stigmata.