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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
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
03/29/2024

Path to Perfection | EP 06 - Embracing the Gift of Suffering | Deacon Douglas McManaman

In this episode of "Path to Perfection" with Deacon Douglas McManaman, the theme revolves around suffering, gratitude, and spiritual growth. McManaman explores the idea of suffering as a test of faith, highlighting the challenge of trusting God amidst personal tragedies. He emphasizes the concept of everything in life being a gift from God, fostering a sense of gratitude and trust in divine providence. The episode delves into the religious response to gratitude, suggesting that acknowledging life as a gift leads to a deeper connection with God. Finally, McManaman connects the Beatitudes to eternal happiness, describing blessedness as a spiritual state independent of external circumstances, ultimately leading to a profound joy rooted in a relationship with the divine. Key Takeaways: Suffering as a Test of Faith: The episode highlights how suffering serves as a test of one's faith in God, particularly during times of personal tragedy. It underscores the challenge of maintaining trust in God's providence and goodness despite facing adversity.Gratitude for Life as a Gift: Deacon Douglas McManaman emphasizes the importance of recognizing everything in life as a gift from God. This perspective fosters a deeper sense of gratitude and trust in God's providential care, leading to a more profound spiritual connection.Blessedness and Eternal Joy: The episode connects the concept of blessedness, as outlined in the Beatitudes, to a state of eternal happiness rooted in a relationship with God. It suggests that true joy transcends external circumstances and is found in a deep spiritual connection with the divine. Deacon Douglas McManaman explores the teachings of Jesus and the pursuit of spiritual excellence. Delve into the timeless wisdom found in Jesus' temptations and discover how to transcend earthly desires, finding strength in surrender and humility. 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 Deacon Douglas McNanaman: https://dmcmanaman.com/

03/29/2024

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23 min
08/15/2023

Ep 02 - From Word to Flesh: The Divine Message in John's Gospel

In this episode, Frances Hogan delves into the Gospel of John. She focuses on the relationship between Jesus and his beloved disciples. The disciples, who have been with Jesus from the beginning of his public ministry, enter into a committed personal relationship with him through baptism and the Holy Spirit. They are called to be a reflection of Jesus, representing him on earth and continuing his works. The Gospel of John presents Jesus as the Divine Word, the Light, the Lamb of God, the Messiah, and more. The disciples are given the authority and power to carry on Jesus' mission to the world, teaching, healing, and guiding others. Overall, the episode explores the deep connection between Jesus and his disciples and their important role in continuing his work. Bible References: Jn. 6:45 - They are taught by GodJn. 5:19 - “As the Father goes on working, so do I”Dan. 7:13-14 - Daniel’s vision; eternal sovereignty of the Son of ManJn. 1:51 - Son of Man fulfills Jacob’s ladderJn. 3:13, 8:28 - Son of Man must be lifted upJn. 5:27 - Son of Man will be appointed Supreme JudgeJn. 6:27 - Son of Man offers food that enduresJn. 6:53 - You must eat the flesh of the Son of ManJn. 9:36 - Do you believe in the Son of Man?Jn. 12:23 - The time has come for the Son of Man to be glorifiedJn. 12:35 - Who is this Son of Man?Ezek. 37:16, Jn. 10:16 - Both are concerned about the reunification of the people of God under one fold and one ShepherdEzek. 34, Jn. 10:11 - Good Shepherd comes in judgment against the bad shepherdsEzek 47, Jn. 7 - Vision of the temple and the water flowing from the right sideEzek. 37:9-10 - Son of Man commanding God's Spirit to resurrect the chosen people Jn. 5:25-29 - Son of Man, Jesus, saying that he has the power to raise people from the deadJn. 16:7 - Jesus says and I will send the spirit who will resurrect youJn. 1:14 - Divine Logos incarnateJn. 1:5-7 - Triumphant lightJn. 1:29-36 - Lamb of GodJn. 1:14,34,49 - Son of GodJn. 1:41 - Messiah of IsraelJn. 1:51 - King of Israel 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 St. 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/

08/15/2023

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25 min
03/30/2024

Station Fifteen - He is Risen

In the finale episode of "Stations of the Cross" on Shalom World Podcasts, the focus shifts to the resurrection of Jesus, the pivotal event that transformed humanity's future. Through Mary Magdalene's encounter at the empty tomb, the victory of Christ over death is revealed. The episode emphasizes the significance of the crucifixion as a triumph, not a defeat, and invites listeners to emulate Mary's faith and proclamation of Christ's resurrection. Easter, Resurrection, Jesus, MaryMagdalene, Hope, Faith, Miracle, ShalomWorld, StationsOfTheCross, Victory, Death, Life, NewLife, Gospel

03/30/2024

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5 min
Season 2, Episode 30

Ep 30 - Jacob’s Maturing Faith

We explore Chapter 30 of the Book of Genesis explores the intense rivalry between the two sisters, who are both wives of Jacob. Irish Scripture Scholar Frances Hogan delves into the intricate dynamics between Jacob, Rachel, Leah, and their maids, and the battle they engage in to win Jacob's favor and bear him children. The prophetic significance of the names given to the twelve sons of Jacob, born through his wives Leah, Rachel, Bilhah, and Zilpah is emphasized. Although the mothers were unaware of the prophetic nature behind their choice of names, God orchestrated the situation, knowing that these sons would become the heads of the twelve tribes of Israel. The names spoken by the mothers unknowingly played a crucial role in the formation of Israel's future leadership. Jacob decides it is time to return to his homeland after the birth of Joseph, his 11th son. He realizes that he does not belong in Syria and that he needs to secure his own future and inheritance. Jacob makes a new agreement with his uncle Laban, this time asserting his authority and ensuring that he will not remain a hired servant. Jacob's maturity and a growing sense of responsibility are evident as he prepares to become the third patriarch and pass on the blessing of Abraham to his children in the land God has chosen. In Chapter 31, Jacob realizes that Laban's sons envy him and that he is no longer welcome in the land. Jacob decides it is time to leave, but he struggles with fear and deceit. He overcomes these challenges by placing his trust in God and embarks on the journey back to his homeland. Bible References: Gen. 30:1-2 - Rachel asks for childrenGen. 2:24 - A man should have one wifeGen. 29:2 - The Lord has heard her afflictionEx. 3:7 - The Lord heard the affliction and cryGen. 29:34 - Birth of LeviGen. 30:6 - God has judged meGen. 30:8 - Birth of NapthaliGen. 30:24 - Meaning of the name of JosephGen. 30:25-43 - Laban’s confession and Jacob decides it is time to go homeEp. 4:32 - God forgives us in Christ1 John 2:12 - Sins are forgiven on account of Christ2 Sam. 9:1 - When David became king he asked his servants if there was anyone left in Saul's house that he could blessGen. 30:28-34 - Jacob makes a deal with LabanPs. 126:6 - “We go out sowing in tears we come back reaping with joy”Gen. 30:43 - Jacob becomes prosperousGen. 31:1-2 - Countenance of Laban 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, E30

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41 min
03/27/2024

Path to Perfection | EP 04 - Mental Illness and the Path to Redemption | Deacon Douglas McManaman

Deacon Douglas McManaman reflects on the mental anguish experienced by Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane and relates it to his ministry to individuals suffering from mental illness. He emphasizes the importance of beholding the dignity of those with mental illness and sees his role as a form of visitation, where he helps individuals recognize their worth as special friends of Christ. McManaman discusses the redemptive aspect of suffering and how innocent suffering can lead to transformation and a deeper connection with God, drawing parallels to historical and biblical examples such as the Desert Fathers. He concludes with a prayer for those who have suffered innocently, asking for grace and forgiveness. Key Takeaways: Recognition of Dignity: Deacon McManaman emphasizes the importance of recognizing the dignity of individuals suffering from mental illness. He sees his ministry as a form of visitation, where he helps individuals understand their inherent worth as special friends of Christ, despite their struggles.Redemptive Nature of Suffering: The episode delves into the concept of innocent suffering and how it can lead to transformation and a deeper connection with God. McManaman discusses historical and biblical examples, such as the Desert Fathers, to illustrate how suffering can ultimately be redemptive and lead to spiritual growth.Prayer and Grace: McManaman concludes with a prayer for those who have suffered innocently, asking for grace and forgiveness. This highlights the importance of prayer in finding solace and strength in times of suffering, as well as the power of grace to heal and transform individuals. Deacon Douglas McManaman explores the teachings of Jesus and the pursuit of spiritual excellence. Delve into the timeless wisdom found in Jesus' temptations and discover how to transcend earthly desires, finding strength in surrender and humility. 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 Deacon Douglas McNanaman: https://dmcmanaman.com/

03/27/2024

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20 min
03/28/2024

Path to Perfection | EP 05 - Finding Peace through Forgiveness | Deacon Douglas McManaman

Deacon Douglas McManaman delivers a reflection on forgiveness and Christ's victory over evil on Good Friday. He discusses how Christ's triumph over temptation enables humans to rise above sin and choose God. Drawing parallels from scientific observations, he explains how habits developed over time can influence other things non-locally. McManaman emphasizes the spiritual significance of humans influencing others through their pursuit of holiness and forgiveness. Personal anecdotes illustrate the importance of forgiveness for spiritual growth and entrance into eternal life, culminating in a plea for viewers to embrace forgiveness and strive for holiness. Key Takeaways: Influence of Holiness: The episode emphasizes the profound impact of holiness on others, highlighting how individuals' pursuit of spiritual perfection can influence others non-locally across space and time. By striving for holiness, individuals contribute to the collective spiritual growth of humanity.Importance of Forgiveness: Forgiveness is portrayed as essential for spiritual growth and entrance into eternal life. Personal anecdotes underscore the transformative power of forgiveness, urging viewers to release anger and resentment towards others in order to embrace forgiveness and achieve inner peace.Christ's Sacrifice: The reflection underscores the significance of Christ's sacrifice on Good Friday, depicting it as the ultimate act of forgiveness and redemption. Christ's suffering and death are portrayed as a means of canceling the debt of sin and offering limitless forgiveness to humanity, paving the way for salvation and eternal life. Deacon Douglas McManaman explores the teachings of Jesus and the pursuit of spiritual excellence. Delve into the timeless wisdom found in Jesus' temptations and discover how to transcend earthly desires, finding strength in surrender and humility. 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 Deacon Douglas McNanaman: https://dmcmanaman.com/

03/28/2024

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19 min
12/13/2023

Ep 88 - From Fear to Faith

In this episode, Frances Hogan focuses on Mary of Magdala as a symbolic representation of the Church rising from the dead. Drawing inspiration from the Song of Songs, Mary is likened to the bride seeking her lost bridegroom, paralleling the Church's journey to find Jesus. Hogan underscores the importance of the Church's adoration of the Lamb, shedding distress and unbelief to stand boldly in proclaiming the resurrection. She also emphasizes the missionary call of the Church, drawing parallels with Ruth 1:16, urging the Church to go beyond specific places and embrace a missionary trust that reaches the whole world, especially the marginalized. The second part of the episode delves into Jesus' appearance to the apostles in the Gospel of John Chapter 20. The apostles, initially locked in fear, needed tangible evidence, such as seeing Jesus' wounds, to believe in his resurrection. This physical manifestation is explored in connection with the broader theme of the Church's transformation, linking the promise of the Holy Spirit to the apostles with the Church's shift from sadness to joy and from unbelief to faith. The episode concludes by highlighting the significance of Pentecost and the pouring in of the Holy Spirit, marking a crucial moment in the Church's ability to fulfill its mission and become a living, dynamic entity. Bible References: Song of Sg.3:1-4 - Mary of Magdala is compared to the bride in the Song of SongsRu.1:16 - The missionary call of the ChurchJn.20:19-23 - Jesus' appearance to the apostles in the upper room after his resurrection 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/

12/13/2023

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22 min
12/14/2023

Ep 89 - Revelations in the Upper Room

This Bible study session led by Frances Hogan continues to focus on the pivotal events following Jesus' resurrection. The discussion centers on Jesus appearing to the 10 apostles in the upper room, emphasizing the realness of his presence as he participates in a shared meal. Hogan draws attention to the challenges faced by the apostles in adapting to a rapidly changing reality just three days after Jesus' resurrection, urging them to embrace a new normal and understand the transition from the old to the new temple of God. The teaching underscores the universal nature of the lessons, referring to the apostles as disciples to emphasize that the message extends to all followers of Jesus across time, offering the enduring gifts of peace and joy to the entire Church. Hogan delves into the commissioning of the apostles, highlighting their global mission mirroring Jesus' own. The crucial role of the Holy Spirit is emphasized in making the teachings resonate and empowering the Church with the same authority, love, and eternal mission as Jesus had during his time on earth. The transformative aspect of receiving the Holy Spirit is explored, depicting the apostles as the new people of God, part of the new covenant ratified in Jesus' blood. Hogan concludes by stressing the profound reality of believers being born of God, becoming part of the family of God, and collectively contributing to the Church's mission of bringing spiritual life to the world. Bible References: Jn.20:19-23 - Jesus' appearance to the 10 apostles in the upper roomJn.20:24-29 - The skepticism of ThomasJn.14:7 - The unity between Jesus and his followers in their missionJn.17:7 - Jesus praying for the consecration of the disciples to the truthMatt.28:20 - The promise of Jesus to be with his disciples always, even to the end of the ageCol.3:1-4 - The need to focus on heavenly things and the hidden life in ChristEzk.37 - Ezekiel's vision of the valley of dry bones 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/

12/14/2023

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22 min

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