Dr. Tom and Kari Curran talk about how they are celebrating the Feast of St. Nicholas on this first Friday in Advent. Kari shares ideas for Advent activities and gives book recommendations. Tom talks about family prayer, fasting, and being humbled into slowing down.

Dr. Tom Curran continues to explore the topic of silence and

the theology of Advent. Tom talks about what to expect in the experiences of

Eucharistic Adoration, gazing upon beauty, meditation, and contemplation.

Dr. Tom Curran explores the theology of Advent and the attitude of silence.  Tom shares scripture references and stories from his life about the experience of silence by fasting from distractions.

Dr. Tom Curran explores the moment of Advent and the concept: an opportunity delayed is an opportunity betrayed. Tom shares insights from The Boy Who Met Jesus by Immaculee Ilibagiza , the Feast of St. Francis Xavier and Pope Emeritus Benedixt XVI’s Angelus message on Advent. (BENEDICT XVI ANGELUS, 30 November 2008)

Dr. Tom Curran celebrates the New Year by exploring the themes of repentance and faith.  Tom talks about a call for reparation the First Friday in Advent, the Apparitions of Our Lady of Kibeho, confession, and saying ‘yes’ to God!

Happy Thanksgiving! Dr. Tom Curran talks about the gift of

The Mass and what he is thankful for: the faithful community, The Rosary, restoration,

sacred silence, and more!

Dr. Tom Curran continues to reflect on ‘the last things,’ the Great Apostasy [CCC: 675], discerning the now moment, and responding well. Tom reads a quote from St. Pope John Paul II on the final confrontation and shares stories about being confronted by today’s culture.

Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Monday Co-hosts Fr. Kurt Nagel and Fr. Jeff Lewis to reflect on quotes from scripture (Revelation 19: 11-16) and the Catechism of the Catholic Church about the ‘end times.’ [CCC 668-677]

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Actor Jim Coleman about portraying Venerable Fr. Augustus Tolton in the St. Luke Production Tolton, From Slave to Priest.  Later in the program, Tom interviews Fr. Patrick Smith about his connection with Fr. Tolton and Black Catholic History Month.

Dr. Tom Curran reflects on The Parable of the Persistent Widow (Luke 18: 1-8) and explores profiles of reverence. Tom shares stories about misinterpreting a basketball game, the blessing of failed technology, recognizing divinity, and responding at Mass with reverence.