Dr. Tom Curran talks about the importance of teaching authentic masculinity to young men and explores principles of being a man of God: 1. Will it, 2. Don’t will it alone “Huddle-Up”, 3. Find support, 4. Find encouragement, 5. Find accountability.

Dr. Tom Curran recaps Super Bowl LI, as an analogy for our life of faith: “It’s not important how you start, it’s most important how you finish.” Tom talks about losing power and shares insights on humility, humiliation, and poverty.

Dr. Tom and Kari Curran reflect on the pros and cons of accessing social media platforms. Tom talks about the differences between dialogue vs. diatribe and logic vs. rhetoric. Kari gives Tom a quiz: How Addicted to Social Media are You? (Buzzfeed)

Dr. Tom Curran continues to reflect on the gift of Catholic schools by interviewing President Mike Prato and Principal Nancy Bradish of Kennedy Catholic High School in Burien, Washington. Later in the program, Tom replays an interview with Catholic Speaker and Author Fr. Jacques Philippe and encourages Puget Sound radio listeners to attend a Day-of-Retreat with Fr. Jacques Philippe on February 11th at St. Pius X Catholic Church in Mountlake Terrace.

Dr. Tom Curran continues to explore the power of praying ‘big prayers’ by reading the Prayer of Abandonment by Blessed Charles De Foucauld and the Fragrance Prayer by Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman. Tom also reflects on the public ministries of Jesus written in the Gospel of Mark: The Gerasene Demoniac, Jairus’s Daughter and the Woman with a Hemorrhage and The Rejection at Nazareth.

Dr. Tom Curran talks about the mainstream media coverage of The March for Life and reads the letter from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops regarding the Executive order on the U.S. refugee admissions program. Tom shares insights from the book Abuse of Language, Abuse of Power by Josef Pieper, reads a Prayer to the Holy Spirit, reads a prayer from Thoughts in Solitude by Thomas Merton, and explores three results of praying a ‘big prayer’: you become it, you discard it, you become numb to it.

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Dr. Tom Curran kicks-off Catholic Schools Week by interviewing Rosemary Leifer, Principal of St. Francis of Assisi School in Burien. Later in the program, Tom shares stories of encountering Archbishop J. Peter Sartain at a fundraising dinner for the Fulcrum Foundation and at a Mass of the Resurrection.

Dr. Tom Curran begins today’s program sharing more stories from the Mass for Life and March for Life in Olympia, Washington. Later in the program, Tom is joined by Kathy Dizard, the Executive Director of Angelorum, to discuss the mission of Angelorum to support Next Step Pregnancy Services and aid women in crisis pregnancies.

Dr. Tom Curran is joined by his wife, Kari, to share stories from the Mass for Life and the March for Life in Olympia, Washington. Kari talks about her experience in The Lion’s Den‘ (Daniel 6) at the March for Life. Tom talks about tactics to combat spiritual warfare and to display the light of Christ in times of darkness.

Dr. Tom Curran is joined by Larkin Temme, Principal of Holy Family Bilingual Catholic School in Seattle, to discuss the benefits to a Catholic, dual-language education.  Later in the program, Tom testifies to the fruits of attending the yearly Mass for Life and March for Life with his family and explores teachings written in the Catechism of the Catholic Church on the gift of prayer. Listeners are encouraged to join the Curran family today on the steps of Olympia for the March for Life or listen live at 12pm on Sacred Heart Radio!