Dr. Tom Curran and Fr. Kurt Nagel encourage listeners to stay engaged during Lent and read a Lenten messaged from Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI from Ash Wednesday, 21 February 2007.

Dr. Tom Curran shares stories from Lent related to father wounds, discernment, disobedience, and witness. Tom ponders how to evangelize to the millennial generation and references The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer.

Dr. Tom Curran honors a special birthday by sharing ten insights for men about “How to love your wife as a Godly husband.” Tom gives examples ways to: appreciate, affirm, acknowledge, serve, stretch, listen, take action, be honest, strive for chastity, and be accountable.

Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Fr. Dennis Gordon, FSSP, to explore insights on St. Joseph as the Foster-Father of Jesus, the Terror of Demons, Patron of the Church, and more!  

Dr. Tom Curran talks about the expectation during Lent to be tempted by the three manifestations of original sin: pride, disobedience, lack of trust. Tom shares testifies to the struggle of disobedience and reads the scripture passage: “Trust from God” from Sirach2: 1-6.

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights from difficult conversations in parenting, such as: standards, expectations, obedience, freedom and the journey of Lent.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse, Founder of the Ruth Institute, to share testimonies of survivors of the sexual revolution. Dr. Morse reports on the consequences of the contraceptive ideology, the divorce ideology and transgender ideology.

Dr. Tom Curran interviews Rebecca Anderson, Co Vigil Leader of the 40 Days for Life Campaign in Lynnwood, to report on the powerful efforts to save lives, heal traumatized mothers and rescue abortion workers. Later in the program, Tom talks about the ‘pressure of grace.’

Dr. Tom Curran confesses to his interior battle toward an obligated fast and explores the gift of humility. Tom reflects on the witness of Fr. Tom Forrest, references a quote by Pope Francis on Lenten fasting and reads from the Office of Readings on Ash Wednesday.

Dr. Tom Curran shares a message for Lent: detach from comfort to praiseworthy-desperation. Tom talks about the concepts of: desperate vs. luxurious, reverent vs. casual, penitent vs. compromised, and courage vs. cowardliness.