Tucked away in a rocky mountain in southeast France is a cave formed by natural erosion called La Sainte-Baume, where Mary ...

Mary Magdalene, like Mary the Mother of God, has a special closeness to Jesus that we can see in today’s readings and feast.

Who’s the real Mary Magdalene? In this article, we separate fact from fiction and share eight lesser-known facts about ...

For a long time, the one thing that most people knew about Mary Magdalene was her status as a “fallen woman” who washed Jesus’ feet and begged forgiveness for her carnal sins.

Mary Magdalene got her last name from the town of Magdala, which was near the Sea of Galilee. Considering this connection, it’s possible to assume that this name held influence and a lot of money.

FOR 1,400 years she has been the subject of a smear campaign of biblical proportions. As the second most famous Mary in the Bible, Mary Magdalene is directly mentioned at least 12 times in the ...

In her 2000 book, “The Making of the Magdalen,” Katherine L. Jansen, a historian at the Catholic University of America, points out that as the Middle Ages progressed, Mary Magdalene became the ...

Mary Magdalene was from a thriving fishing village on the Sea of Galilee named Magdala, which has been excavated extensively by archaeologists in recent decades.

Film Review: ‘Mary Magdalene’ Garth Davis attempts a fresh, feminist portrait of the Apostle to the Apostles, but there's not much passion in this play. By Guy Lodge. Plus Icon.