Dr. Tom Curran honors the 77th Anniversary of the Catholic conversion of Writer and Philosopher G. K. Chesterton by connecting insights from Chesterton’s writings to the battle facing the Church today.  

Dr. Tom Curran testifies to the power of praying the Rosary

to combat the sin of pride appearing as condescension. Tom talks about the

humble act of kneeling, the messages revealed by Our Lady of Fatima, praying

the Rosary on Facebook Live, and saving souls from hell.

Dr. Tom Curran warns parents about a new television program marketed toward teenagers and talks about the themes: stewardship and timing. Tom shares a personal testimony of infertility and adoption, connected to, the upcoming Feast Day of Saints Joachim and Anne.

Dr. Tom Curran responds to a tweet by Fr. James Martin and talks

about three prophetic themes for today’s moment in history: 1.) confusion from

ordained leaders, 2.) the realm of the diabolical, and 3.) attacks on marriage

and family.

Dr. Tom Curran talks about how one’s actions taken on earth today can impact the quality of their experience in heaven for eternity. Tom teaches about the call to love; as referenced by, saints, Church documents, the Catechism of the Catholic Church and Scripture.

Dr. Tom Curran shares stories and examples on the call of

discipleship: discern and obey.  Tom says

a prayer for desperate parents of troubled teenagers and talks about his

newly-discerned action to teach about the reality of hell.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss the gift of God’s Love Letter and hand-written letters from family. Kari talks about her conviction to read more scripture and decision to home-school all their children.  Tom continues to give examples of simple acts of reparation and discuss their journey of home-hunting.

Dr. Tom Curran encourages listeners to read the Word of God with their children and reflects on the Parable of the Sower. [Mark 4: 1-9] Tom gives examples of the four different types of soil in every day family life: the path, rocky ground, thorns, and rich soil.

Dr. Tom Curran ponders the question: “How longer will you straddle the issue?” (1Kings 18: 21) Tom talks about the two choices presented to Catholics living in today’s culture and reflects on the Parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:29-37) and the message from Our Lady of Fatima.

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights from scripture, the Pontifical Council for the Family, the article Parents as Primary Educators by Dr. William Newton, and recent encounters with family and friends. Tom reflects on the topic of persecution and the surprising ‘explicit content’ warning accompanying his Rosary Live Stream.