Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Monday Cohosts Fr. Kurt Nagel, Fr. Jim Northrop, Fr. Jeff Lewis and Pam Gunderson to discuss the feast of St. Joseph the worker, this month dedicated to the Blessed Mother and the consecration of the United States.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran reflect on their one year anniversary of their move to Spokane Valley and discuss what’s been unveiled during their ‘curran-tine’.  Tom explores the theology of three levels of freedom and Kari talks about planting a garden.

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights from the humble life and writings of St. Catherine of Sienna about topics, such as: the Fire of the Holy Spirit, the world rotten with silence, Eucharist as food for the soul (fasting), invisible enduring, and more!

Dr. Tom Curran talks about many things that have him shaken up and interviews Mindie Wirth from ParentsForSafeSchools.com about their work to get Referendum 90 on the upcoming election ballot to repeal the state-mandated K-12 sex education bill recently passed by the Legislature. (ESSB 5395)

Dr. Tom Curran and Pam Gunderson question the panel of priests: Fr. Kurt Nagel, Fr. Jim Northrop and Fr. Jeff Lewis, about the virus pandemic, the quarantine, the current state of the Church and more!

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss how to foster a positive, contagious spirit in several areas of family life during this time of shelter-in-place: healthy life choices, faith formation, togetherness, getting the house in order, and finances.

Dr. Tom Curran references scripture and Church traditions to explore the questions: Why is Easter considered the greatest of all feast days? Why is “Christ is Risen” good news? How does Christ’s rising from the dead 2000+ years ago impact our today, amidst the current pandemic?

Dr. Tom Curran interviews representatives from two schools about why they are transitioning to a Classical Liberal Arts Academy, St. Charles in Spokane and St. Mark’s in Shoreline. Later in the program, Tom interviews a representative from The Oaks Classical Christian Academy in Spokane Valley to share insights from 20+ years of experience of a Classical Liberal Arts approach to education.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran explore the gifts and challenges of sheltering-in-place: relational, spiritual and physical. Kari gives tips for Spring Break activities and Tom compares the dynamic of relationships in the home pre-quarantine vs. quarantine.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Fr. Donald Calloway about his new book Consecration to St. Joseph, the common misconceptions about St. Joseph, the various titles associated with Joseph, threats against manhood in today’s culture and more!