How a Woman Became the Apostle to the Apostles and First Witness of the Resurrection
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Lessons from St. Mary Magdalene, the Prophetess of Eucharistic Love
Editor’s note: This interview was first posted on the CWR on April 23, 2017. St. Mary Magdalene has long been a figure surrounded by controversy, curiosity, and a bit of confusion. In recent years, Dan [...]
Magdalene, Graham, and Roberts---A Glimpse at Public Verdicts
There is a useful connection, believe it or not, between today’s Catholic saint, Mary Magdalene, and some of the more explosive headlines in the news. Public verdicts can turn honor into absolution and shame into damnation overnight, but Magdalene reminds Catholics that salvation belongs to God and God alone. That doesn’t mean such a connection […] The post Magdalene, Graham, and Roberts—A Glimpse at Public Verdicts appeared first on The Hayride.
How a Woman Became the Apostle to the Apostles and First Witness of the Resurrection
Mary Magdalene is celebrated on July 22 — and since 2016, her day is a full feast in the Church, like the apostles. View this post on Instagram A post shared by ChurchPOP (@churchpop) The Gospels mention her at least a dozen times, more than many apostles.In the Western tradition, she’s often identified with three women in the Gospels: Mary Magdalene, Mary of Bethany, and the “sinful woman” who anoints Jesus’ feet. This triple‑identity isn’t req…
Mary Magdalene is the happy announcer of the Resurrection of Christ, chosen by Jesus as the witness of this event, according to the Holy Gospels. Named by John Paul II, “Apostle of the Apostles”, for announcing to the apostles what they were to make known to the whole world. No. Mary Magdalene is not the same as the adulterous woman.
Reflection by Bishop Enrique Díaz: Mary Magdalene, First Witness of the Lord's Resurrection
Monsignor Enrique Díaz Díaz shares with Exaudi readers his reflection on the Gospel of Wednesday, July 22, 2026 entitled: “Mary Magdalene, first witness of the Lord’s resurrection” . *** 2 Corinthians 5:14-17: “We no longer judge Christ by human standards” Psalm 62: “Lord, my soul thirsts for you” John 20:1-2, 11-18: “Woman, why are you crying? Who are you looking for?” Today we celebrate the feast of Saint Mary Magdalene. I once asked a g…
A Word from Cardinal Dolan: St. Mary Magdalene - The Good Newsroom
A Word from Cardinal Dolan: St. Mary Magdalene Local, Healthcare | 07/22/2026 By: Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan In his video today recorded before he travelled to St. Louis, Cardinal Dolan talks about St. Mary Magdalene, first witness of the Resurrection of Jesus. .jet-listing-dynamic-post-27792 .elementor-element.elementor-element-930f…
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