EPISODE · Jun 26, 2025 · 52 MIN
#77 - McGonigle Part 1: Psychology & Spirituality Intertwined
from Upon This Rock · host Father Don Farnan
Mark McGonigle grew up in Saint Peter Church in Brookside in the 1970s amidst a large family and supportive neighborhood culture. Influenced by parents, grandparents, family members, and people of faith, Mark’s experiences landed him in a world where faith and personal growth intertwined. His vocation as a counselor and spiritual mentor inspires him to host contemplative prayer sessions on the second and fourth Sunday mornings of each month at Saint Francis Xavier Church. After listening, you may want to join him for these sessions.Listen to Part 2 of this Series (Psychology & Spirituality Intertwined)Listen to Part 3 of this Series (Therapy & Counseling For All in Today’s World) Like this podcast? Please consider making a donation. Your gift (in any amount) will help us continue this show, reach our mission, and lift the Farnan Spirituality Center into a future filled with hope, progress, and success. All contributions are secure and tax-deductible. Give now.Follow Father Don:Website: farnanspiritualitycenter.comBlog: fatherdonfarnan.comSt. Francis Xavier Parish # farnanspiritualitycenter#fatherdonfarnan#uponthisrockpodcastLearn More About Mark McGonigle:Mark's WebsiteMark on Linkedin
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Mark McGonigle grew up in Saint Peter Church in Brookside in the 1970s amidst a large family and supportive neighborhood culture. Influenced by parents, grandparents, family members, and people of faith, Mark’s experiences landed him in a world where faith and personal growth intertwined. His vocation as a counselor and spiritual mentor inspires him to host contemplative prayer sessions on the second and fourth Sunday mornings of each month at Saint Francis Xavier Church. After listenin...
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