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08/14/2025

Holy Rosary | The Glorious Mystery

Enter into the radiant joy of the Resurrection and the eternal triumph of Heaven in this episode of Holy Rosary: Meditating the Messianic Mysteries. As you pray through the Glorious Mysteries, experience the power of Christ’s victory over death, the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the exaltation of Mary, His faithful servant and our heavenly Queen. Each decade of this Rosary draws you into a vivid audio journey: from the hush of the empty tomb to the rushing wind of Pentecost, from the awe of Mary’s Assumption to the crowning glory of her Queenship. With Scripture, reflections, and prayers, this episode offers an encounter with the hope, peace, and promise that only Christ can give. Let this prayerful time uplift your spirit, renew your faith, and set your eyes on the eternal joy that awaits those who follow the Risen Lord. Subscribe to Shalom World Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more for uplifting, faith-filled content. Shalom World: shalomworld.org Support us: shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: @shalomworldpodcasts Facebook: Shalom World Podcasts

08/14/2025

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26 min
SEASON 2, EPISODE 24

Ep 24 - Obedience and Blessings: The Rewards of Abraham's Faith

Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan discusses Chapter 22 of the Book of Genesis, which details God's test of Abraham's faith. God instructs Abraham to sacrifice his beloved son, Isaac, and Abraham complies until God intervenes and provides a ram for the sacrifice instead. We also learn about the profound parallels between God's call for Abraham to sacrifice Isaac on Mount Moriah and Jesus' redemptive sacrifice on Mount Calvary. This highlights the importance of a victim of expiation to save humanity The attention should also be given to Isaac in this story, who is willing to offer himself to God completely. The cost of offering oneself completely to God is discussed, and the physical evidence of God's power is demonstrated through Isaac's miraculous birth. The location of the sacrifice, the land of Moriah, is later known as Jerusalem, and one of the mountains of Moriah, Calvary, is where Jesus is sacrificed for the Redemption of the whole world. Abraham obediently takes his son Isaac to the mountains of Moriah to sacrifice him as God commanded. Isaac does not resist, but God ultimately provides a ram for the sacrifice instead. Here we see the importance of surrendering one's heart and life to God and not clinging to possessions or loved ones. Abraham's willingness to sacrifice his son shows his complete faith in God, and as a result, God blesses him and promises to multiply his descendants. Bible References: Gen. 22:1-2 - God tests AbrahamPs. 145:17 - God acts out of loveJohn 10:30 - Jesus says the Father and I are one Rom. 8:32 - “If God did not spare His own Son…”Gen. 22:3-5 - Abraham’s obedience to God’s testHeb. 11:19 - Abraham believed that God would raise Issac from the deadGen. 22:7 - Issac asks about the sacrificeGen. 22:8 - God will provideGen. 22:9-10 - Abraham prepares for the sacrificeGen. 22:11-12 - Abraham proved to be a man of God Gen. 22:13 - God provided a ramGen. 22:16-19 - Obedience is rewarded with a blessingDeut. 6:4-10 - You shall love the Lord your GodJohn 14:31 - Jesus does exactly what the Father tells Him2 Corin. 5:21 - Jesus became sin Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you through the origin story of God’s people shown to us in the Book of Genesis. Here is an opportunity to explore the early history of God’s people. With historical and Scriptural references, each session will open your eyes to the mystery of God’s creation. Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/ Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/

S2, E24

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40 min
JAN 30

Holy Rosary | The Luminous Mystery

Enter the public ministry of Jesus Christ through the Luminous Mysteries of the Holy Rosary: Meditating the Messianic Mysteries. These mysteries reveal Christ as the Light of the World, inviting hearts to conversion, faith, and deeper discipleship. From His Baptism in the Jordan to the Wedding Feast at Cana, from the proclamation of God’s Kingdom to the Transfiguration, and the institution of the Eucharist, each decade leads you into Scripture, reflection, and prayer. Walk with Mary as she gently points us to her Son, calling us to listen, believe, and follow. This episode offers a sacred pause for prayer and reflection—whether at home, during your daily routine, or in moments of spiritual need. Let the light of Christ illuminate your heart, strengthen your faith, and draw you closer to Him through the rhythm of the Rosary. Subscribe to Shalom World Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more for uplifting, faith-filled content. Shalom World: shalomworld.org Support us: shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/ Facebook: facebook.com/shalomworldpodcasts/

Jan 30

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26 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 65

Ep 65 - The Final Overthrow of Satan

In the end, all that remains is the magnificence of heaven. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan explains the final overthrow of satan as described by St. John in Chapter 20 of the Book of Revelation. This is the dramatic end of human history and the dramatic end of the battle between satan and God. At the end of the new era, satan will be allowed one more chance to come back to the earth and to test God’s people; this is because satan will not change or repent. The church must remain faithful during this test and prove that she is loyal to God Almighty. As long as the little ones remain in union with Christ, satan remains chained; it is the duty of the church to restrain evil. St. John wants us to know that the final answer from God to the enemy is fire. When all is done and dusted, we all have to answer for our actions on the earth. God wants every one of us to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth. Bible References: Rev. 20:7-10 - Final overthrown of satanRev. 16:13-16 - Gog and Magog1 Chron. 5:14 - Gog is mentioned in a genealogyEzk. 38, 39 - Gog is mentioned in a prophecyGen. 10:2, 1 Chron. 1:5, Ezk. 38,39 - Magog is mentionedEzk. 38:22 - The wicked are punished by fireRev. 20:11-15 - In the end, there is only heaven or hell1 Tim. 6:16 - God dwells in unapproachable lightRev. 3:5, 13:8, Luke 10:20 - Book of the Elect Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful. Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/ Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/

S1, E65

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19 min
11/24/2023

Ep 75 - Sacrifice, Obedience, and Redemption

In this episode, Frances Hogan delves into the Gospel of John Chapter 18, emphasizing the profound significance of the binding and unbinding of the Son of Man. Drawing parallels to biblical narratives, Hogan relates the binding of Jesus to the intense trials and tribulations of his Passion, where he is physically, emotionally, and spiritually bound. She highlights the depth of Jesus' sacrifice and His role in unbinding humanity from sin, drawing connections to His ministry, where He freed individuals from various afflictions. Hogan extends the discussion to the biblical stories of Lazarus and the Old Testament event of Abraham's binding and unbinding of Isaac, emphasizing themes of sacrifice, obedience, and the fulfillment of God's promises. The narrative underscores the importance of understanding the Old Testament context to grasp the layers of meaning in John's Gospel. The episode concludes with the anticipation of Jesus being arraigned before the Jewish council, setting the stage for the subsequent trials and the demonstration of Jesus' unwavering testimony in the face of persecution. Bible References: Jn.18:12-14 - Jesus is taken first to Annas, who was the father-in-law of Caiaphas, the high priestJn.18:28 - Jesus being arraigned before the Jewish councilLk.22:66-71 - Jesus before the Jewish councilJn.1:29 - The ram offered by Abraham on Mount Moriah as a representation of the Lamb of God Jn.1:29 - John the Baptist declares, "Behold, the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!"Jn.14:30-31 - Jesus' statement about doing exactly what the Father tells HimGen.22 - The binding and unbinding of IsaacLk.21:12 - Jesus foretelling persecution Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by Saint John the Evangelist. Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045 Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

11/24/2023

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23 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 66

Ep 66 - New Heavens and New Earth

We begin the most glorious part of the whole Bible which is the fulfillment of everything that God has promised from the beginning. Irish Scripture Scholar explains how everything that was prophesied before now comes to completion with the last book of the Bible, the Book of Revelation. The pattern in the book of Ezekiel and Daniel is the same as in the Book of Revelation and what St. John is trying to say is that the same pattern plays out all the time. Chapter 21 shows us St. John’s vision of the new Heavens and new earth; this is the resurrected church on earth, a new era of Divine Holiness. We have here the final manifestation of God’s Kingdom on earth. Bible References: Ezk. 1, Rev. 1 - A vision of the throne of GodEzk. 2, Rev. 10 - Ezekiel and John were told to eat the scrollEzk. 4-8 - Sin City is warned of judgmentEzk. 9-10 - Judgment is foretoldEzk. 13-14 - Spoke against the false prophetsEzk. 21 - Sword of the Lord would bring chastisementEzk. 23 - The two harlotsEzk. 28 - Lament for the fall of BabylonEzk. 29-30 - Spoke against the followers of the harlotEzk. 34 - Judgment of the shepherdsEzk. 37 - Resurrection of the people of GodEzk. 40-41 - New TempleEzk. 43 - Return of the LordEzk. 47 - New Temple and light grace flowing out from the right sideEzk. 48 - New JerusalemDan. 2 - Revelation about the 4 terrible beatsDan. 3 - Idolatry, persecution of God’s people, and glory of the martyrDan. 7 - Daniel’s dream of the 4 empiresDan. 7:9-10 - A vision of Christ in gloryDan. 7:13-14, Rev. 4-5 - A vision of the Son of Man receiving the KingshipDan. 8 - Vision of the antichristDan. 9 - Prophesy of the 70 weeksDan. 10 - A vision of the time of wrathDan. 11 - About the antichristDan. 12 - Time of the endRev. 21:1-3 - New Heaven and new earthRev. 11:15 - A declarationIs. 65:17 - A promise of the new heaven and earthIs. 66:22 - People would endureLuke 21:24 - Age of the Gentiles is overRev. 13 - The beast and dragon came from the seaRev. 20 - Sea fled before the presence of GodIs. 51:9-10 - Sea flees before God Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan takes you to the world of the Apocalypse of John shown to us in the Book of Revelation written from the Greek island of Patmos. Through this podcast, we will try to understand the Book of Revelation through St. John’s warnings, the punishment that awaits, and the consolation the Lord offers to the faithful. Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/ Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/

S1, E66

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19 min
12/19/2023

Ep 92 - Rebirth and Prophecy

In this final episode of the Bible study on the Gospel of John led by Frances Hogan, the focus is on the post-resurrection encounter between Jesus and Peter at the Lake of Galilee. The discussion unfolds around Jesus' poignant questioning of Peter's love, challenging him three times. This serves as a transformative and rehabilitative moment for Peter, who had previously denied Jesus thrice. The dialogue symbolizes Peter's spiritual resurrection and complete dependence on God. The significance of Jesus reinstating Peter as the chief shepherd is emphasized, portraying divine delegation of authority and highlighting the compassion required for effective leadership in shepherding God's flock. The episode delves into the symbolic depth of the shepherd imagery, drawing connections to Old Testament references and illustrating Peter's journey from denial to repentance. Additionally, Hogan touches on a prophecy regarding Peter's future martyrdom, reinforcing his commitment to suffering for the faith. The discussion extends to John, representing the broader church community and symbolizing its endurance until the second coming of Jesus. Peter is instructed to focus on his own vocation, while the mention of John signifies the church's ongoing mission and its ultimate perseverance through the ages. The episode concludes with reflections on the mysteries of Christ, the body of Christ, and the mission of the church, emphasizing the need for the Holy Spirit to be poured into believers for the church to fulfill its divine purpose. Bible References: Jn.21:15-17 - The dialogue between Jesus and Peter by the Sea of GalileeJn.21:18 - Jesus provides a prophecy to Peter about his futureJn.21:20-23 - The conversation between Peter and Jesus regarding the fate of the disciple John Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by Saint John the Evangelist. Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045 Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

12/19/2023

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21 min
12/12/2023

Ep 87 - Apostle to the Apostles

In this Bible study episode, the focus is on the profound encounter between Mary of Magdala and Jesus on Easter day as recounted in the Gospel of John, Chapter 20. Frances Hogan delves into Mary's initial encounter with angels at the empty tomb, her numbness with grief, and the symbolic significance of Jesus approaching her from behind—a representation of turning away from death to find life and joy. Mary becomes the first disciple to recognize and adore the risen Lord at his feet. The narrative unfolds with Jesus instructing Mary not to cling to the past but to share the transformative message of the resurrection with the disciples. Hogan emphasizes themes of love, transformation, and obedience, highlighting Mary's role as a representative of the redeemed and the unexpected ways in which God works in the lives of believers. Frances Hogan underscores the transformative nature of faith, urging believers to move beyond clinging to past experiences or forms of worship. Mary's journey from grief to adoration symbolizes a broader call for disciples to undergo personal transformation and embrace a new era of Christianity. The message encourages a balance between moments of adoration and active obedience to God's will in daily life, emphasizing that true love for God is expressed through actions rather than mere emotions. The celebration of Mary of Magdala as the "apostle to the apostles" serves as a powerful reminder of God's divine and unconventional choices in spreading the message of faith, reinforcing the unexpected and transformative nature of the Christian journey. Bible References: Jn.20:1-2 - Mary at the empty tomb Jn.20:14-17 - Jesus' approach to Mary Jn.20:18 - Mary's recognition of Jesus and adoration Jn.20:17 - Jesus' instruction to Mary Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by Saint John the Evangelist. Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045 Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

12/12/2023

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21 min
12/08/2023

Ep 85 - Beyond the Tomb

In this Bible study episode, Frances Hogan delves into the profound significance of the resurrection narrative in the Gospel of John. The episode centers on the dawn of a new eternal day symbolized by Easter, where Jesus's victory over darkness, death, and evil is celebrated. Hogan emphasizes the gradual process of moving from recognition to acceptance and, ultimately, to active participation in the joy of the new life that Jesus has ushered in. Chapters 20 and 21 are presented as a revelation of the final discourse, with St. John skillfully connecting events to fulfill Jesus's earlier teachings, illustrating the meticulous narrative strategy employed in the Gospel. The episode also explores the transformative power of resurrection through the changed lives of key disciples. Notable examples include Mary of Magdala, who evolves from a contemplative always at Jesus's feet to the apostle to the apostles, and Peter, who transforms from an impulsive and puzzled disciple into a humble and faithful shepherd willing to sacrifice for Christ. Hogan intricately weaves together the details of Easter day events, highlighting Mother Mary's initial shock at the empty tomb and the disciples' gradual understanding of the resurrection through the evidence left behind. Bible References: Jn.14:18 - Jesus's promise to come back to his ownJn.14:27, Jn.16:22 - Jesus's promise to bring peace and joy that lasts forever. Jn.7:37, Jn.17:17-18 - Jesus's promise to give the Holy Spirit as his gift, allowing disciples to continue his mission Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by Saint John the Evangelist. Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045 Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

12/08/2023

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21 min
11/27/2023

Ep 76 - In the Courtyard

In this Bible study episode with Frances Hogan, the focus is on the unfolding drama involving Jesus' arraignment before Anas, the high priest. The narrative highlights the contrasting actions of Peter, who initially desired to be with Jesus but is now found outside the courtyard denying any association. The study underscores the two-stage drama, with Jesus in the background facing interrogation about his disciples, while Peter, the chief disciple, denies him in the foreground. The episode explores the transformative journey of Peter, from stumbling and denying Jesus during this crucial moment to later fearlessly testifying before the Sanhedrin, emphasizing the significance of the right relationship with God as the key to being a faithful witness. Frances Hogan draws attention to Jesus' protective silence regarding his disciples during the interrogation, showcasing a profound sense of charity. The study also delves into the abuse Jesus receives, particularly a slap from one of the guards, and Jesus' response, interpreting it as an act of mercy. The episode concludes with a discussion on the forthcoming trial before Caiaphas, the high priest, and anticipates the pivotal trial before Pilate, as John's gospel uniquely navigates through these events, emphasizing the profound transformations in the disciples and the unfolding divine drama in the life of Jesus. Bible References: Jn.18:15 - Simon Peter follows Jesus into the high priest's palaceJn.18:17 - Peter denies being one of Jesus' disciples to a servant girl at the door of the high priest's palaceJn.18:20 - Jesus' spoke openly to the world and taught publiclyJn.18:22-23 - Jesus is slapped by an official after he responds to the high priestJn.18:24 - Annas, the high priest, sends Jesus still bound to Caiaphas Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan invites you to embark on a transformative journey, allowing the Gospel of John to challenge and inspire you. Unlike the other synoptic gospels, John's narrative offers a unique perspective on the life, passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus. Through engaging discussions, historical and Scriptural references, and insightful analysis, explore the uncommon view presented by Saint John the Evangelist. Shalom World: https://www.shalomworld.org Support us: https://shalomworld.org/donate Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shalomworldpodcasts/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087483505045 Frances Hogan: https://www.franceshogan.com/

11/27/2023

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22 min

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