Fr Brian Mulligan’s Podcast

Fr Brian Mulligan’s Podcast

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Fr Brian Mulligan’s Podcast episodes

  • Why Jesus Says to Confront People Face-to-Face
    Why Jesus Says to Confront People Face-to-Face
    Why it works:

    This title taps into a counterintuitive truth that immediately creates tension—most people avoid conflict, so Jesus’ direct instruction feels surprising and practical. It speaks to anyone struggling with hard conversations and promises a clear, actionable takeaway.

    18 min
  • The Thief in the Gospel Is Not Who You Think
    The Thief in the Gospel Is Not Who You Thin

    This title uses the sermon’s biggest surprise hook - that Jesus is framed as the “thief,” not Satan or a generic danger. It creates instant curiosity while promising a fresh interpretation of a familiar passage, which is especially strong for faith-based listeners and anyone drawn to biblical insight.

    15 min
  • 6 OCIA Jan 27th John The Journey Beyond Death

    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, and understand the role of prayer for the dead in the communion of saints.

     

     

    43 min
  • 5 OCIA Jan 20th Rachel-Exploring the Role of Mary and Saints

    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 meaning behind the Hail Mary prayer.

    Takeaways

    The church is broken down into four sections: one, holy, Catholic, and apostolic.

    We honor people in our culture in various ways, such as through awards and recognition.
    Worship is reserved for God, while honor is given to saints and Mary.
    Mary holds a unique position as the mother of God and queen of saints.
    Saints serve as role models for living a holy life.
    Choosing a confirmation saint can be a personal and meaningful experience.
    Intercessions from saints can help us grow closer to God.
    Dogmas of Mary include her divine motherhood, immaculate conception, perpetual virginity, and assumption into heaven.
    The Hail Mary prayer reflects the relationship between Mary and Jesus.
    Understanding the role of Mary and the saints can enhance one's spiritual journey.

     

     

    22 min
  • 4 OCIA Jan 13th John V

    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 the church in guiding believers towards holiness and the significance of the sacraments in the healing process.

    takeaways

    • The Bible is the inspired word of God.
    • The Catholic Church is one, holy, and apostolic.
    • We are all called to be saints, regardless of our vocation.
    • Christ came to heal the brokenness in humanity.
    • The church serves as a family for believers.
    • Healing is a central mission of the church.
    • Tradition is essential for safeguarding the faith.
    • The church's authority is rooted in apostolic succession.
    • Divisions in the church stem from historical schisms and heresies.
    • The Mass is a vital expression of the church's tradition.

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      28 min

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