Leaving Engineering to Lead Men in Faith | John Mullen’s Journey to Catholicism (S: 2 Ep 12)

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What would make a successful engineer walk away from his career to lead men into faith? In this episode of the Hey Brother Podcast, Nick sits down with John Mullen, director of The Arena in Columbus, Ohio, to unpack his bold journey of conversion, brotherhood, and purpose. ➡️ Inside this episode: → John’s story of leaving engineering to follow God’s call → His journey from evangelical roots to the Catholic Church → The impact of Jordan Peterson and Jonathan Pageau on his faith → How brotherhood heals what therapy missed → Why men can’t fight the battle of faith and chastity alone 👉 If you’re a Catholic man seeking deeper brotherhood and authentic faith, this conversation will speak directly to you. 🔗 Free Resources & Community: → Join the Hey Brother Community (Discord): https://discord.gg/DD4y9dYzQv → Free 30-Minute Mentorship Call: https://craftedformore.com 🎧 Listen on podcast apps: → Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6zdiAo6krbKZX9J8tGvyAU → Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hey-brother-podcast/id1784210276 🌟 Connect with John Mullen & The Arena → Email John directly: john.mullen@spo.org → Website: https://www.thearenacolumbus.com → Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thearenaosu ✦ Subscribe on YouTube so you never miss an episode. ✦ Share this episode with a brother who needs encouragement. #CatholicMen #Brotherhood #HeyBrotherPodcast #CatholicConversion #MensFaith

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Let’s be real—being a man striving for holiness isn’t easy. Addiction, anger, relationship struggles, self-doubt—we all face battles that can leave us stuck and feeling alone. But here’s the truth: we were made for more. The world needs good men.

Welcome to the Hey Brother Podcast. Each week, we tackle real-life struggles head-on and share raw, honest stories as brothers, husbands, and fathers. We’ll talk about overcoming challenges, building strong relationships, and becoming the men God created us to be.

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