Dr. Tom and Kari Curran discuss a list of questions to ask oneself when transitioning into a new year: What were your highlights from 2025? What have you changed your mind about over the past year? What created energy and drained energy in 2025? What were your anchors last year? What did you NOT do because of fear? and more!

Dr. Tom Curran continues his interview with Fr. Patrick Smith, Pastor of St. Augustine Catholic Church, Washington, DC. Later in the program, Tom shares quotes from seminarians that have changed his life.

Dr. Tom Curran ponders fundamental questions about life with Fr. Patrick Smith, Pastor of St. Augustine Catholic Church, Washington, DC. Fr. Patrick shares insights from his vocation journey, seminary experience and over three decades of the priesthood.

Dr. Tom Curran shares insights on the scripture passage, “Rise and Come Forward,” (Mark 3: 1-5) and talks about how even active Catholics today settle with a “withered-hand” existence. Tom continues to discuss the themes of encounter, breakthrough and transformation.

From the archive! Dr. Tom Curran asks Fr. Jeff Lewis common questions about the transition into ordinary time after celebrating Christmas, in anticipation of Lent. Fr. Jeff Lewis talks about attending the recent SEEK Focus Conference and reflects on the Baptism of Jesus.

Dr. Tom Curran continues to celebrate the Christmas Season by exploring historical facts and theological insights on the innkeeper, the wise men, the shepherds and the Holy Family’s flight into Egypt. Tom talks about the traditions of the Epiphany House Blessing and the blessing of Epiphany water.

Dr. Tom Curran shares stories about an epiphany revealed about him, and his wife Kari’s, parenting at a family trip to Disney Land. Tom reflects on insights from Pope Leo’s Extraordinary Consistory of Cardinals on the need for clarity on the Second Vatican Council documents.

Dr. Tom Curran continues to discuss scripture passages that will transform your life. Tom shares insights on how to overcome comfortable dissipation through disruption, breakthrough and transformation.

Referenced Scriptures:

(Rev 1: 10-18)

(Isa 62: 1-5)

(Jer 33: 6-9)