Brendan Hoban interview with Rev Alex Morahan, C of I, United dioceses of Tuam, Limerick & Killaloe.

Brendan Hoban recently interviewed Rev Alex Morahan, an Anglican priest in Ballina, Co Mayo for Faith Alive on Midwest Radio.

His ministry “began in the RC context, in which he had rich international experience, but then he moved away from that context and embraced Anglicanism as a parishioner in Bunclody, Co Wexford. He served as a full-time lay healthcare chaplain for some years in Dublin as part of an ecumenical team before taking up a role in Kilkenny college.”

Rev Morahan, a native of Louisburgh, Co Mayo, is married to Maggie Power and they have a daughter, Megan, who has just completed her Leaving cert in Kilkenny college.

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