Fr Brian Mulligan
Fr Brian Mulligan’s Podcast
Sunday Homilies of mine!
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Fr Brian Mulligan
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Feb 15, 2026
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Episodes
What gets in the way of Love! 15.02.2026 21:40
Anger, Lust, Speech!
6 OCIA Jan 27th John The Journey Beyond Death 28.01.2026 42:40
Summary In this conversation, Brian Mulligan explores the themes of death, resurrection, and the afterlife through the lens of Catholic teachings. He emphasizes the importance of saints as examples of faith, the significance of free will in choosing God, and the concepts of heaven, hell, and purgatory. Mulligan encourages listeners to live a life of grace, prepare for the second coming of Christ,...
5 OCIA Jan 20th Rachel-Exploring the Role of Mary and Saints 21.01.2026 21:39
summaryThis conversation explores the themes of worship, the role of saints and Mary in the Catholic faith, and the dogmas associated with Mary. It emphasizes the importance of honoring saints as role models and understanding the significance of Mary as the mother of God. The discussion also highlights the personal experiences of the speaker in relation to choosing a confirmation saint and the mea...
4 OCIA Jan 13th John V 14.01.2026 27:12
This conversation explores the fundamental aspects of the Catholic Church, including its characteristics, the importance of tradition and scripture, and the need for healing within the church community. The speaker emphasizes the unity, holiness, and apostolic nature of the church, while also addressing the divisions that exist among different denominations. The discussion highlights the role of t...
2 OCIA Who are we, humans? 12.11.2025 1:03:29
Theology informs Spiritually informs prayer life informs daily life (Pastoral Experience) this can happen backward which is not good
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