Gospel of Mary

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Our site was born out of love and a deep curiosity about Mary Magdalene. We don’t pretend to be scholars or theologians; our authority comes from over a decade of study and our genuine and profound respect for the most misunderstood woman in history. There is much still to be learned and we invite you to spend some sacred, quiet time here getting to know our Mary, and indeed, we are all a Mary Magdalene. Please enter with an open heart as a Child of True Humanity…which you are.


Dorothy and Margie

When the Blessed One had said these things, He greeted them all.

"Peace be with you," He said. "Acquire my peace within yourselves.  

Be on your guard so that no one deceives you by saying, 'Look over here' or 'Look over there.' For the Child of True Humanity exists within you.  Follow him. Those who seek him will find him."                               Mary 8:11

                                                                                                           

Our Mary Magdalene

                                           The Magdalene Community

                                     inspired by the Gospel of Mary since 2003                                                                                            Houston Texas


            The Woman at the Heart of Easter, the First Witness of the Resurrection, the Apostle to the Apostles, the Woman Who Knew the All

She shows us that if we don't tell our own story, someone else will.


She reminds us that women have always been leaders, but not acknowledged, even hidden, or worse, had a man substituted.


She presents so many different versions of women, the financier, the companion, the teacher, the anointer (announcing he is Christ), and also the Apostles to the Apostles.

If the Savior considered her to be worthy,  who are you to disregard her?

For He knew her completely and loved her steadfastly.


                                          

Mary 10:9-10

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Why Does Mary Magdalene                Matter Today?

Because at the end of the day, the truth is simple: without Mary Magdalene there would be no Easter. [...]

From the Desk of Gena Davis
                 YogaMass

       A Very Special Gathering will be on

                     April 27, 2025, 

                              2 p.m. 


                                         Link for Gathering:

        

               https://us06web.zoom.us/j/85783671216? 

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                         Guest: Rev. Paula Mekdeci

               Gospel of the Beloved Companion 

                                                with

          Jehanne de Quillan, translator/author of 

         The Gospel of the Beloved Companion


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The Shock of Meeting Mary Magdalen

On hearing some unknown music, I felt a bolt of recognition. I found myself suddenly back in the flames to which so many women have been consigned who dared to speak and act from women's wisdom. I knew this act of terror, intentional torture meant to silence and traumatize women healers so horrifically that none would dare remember their healing craft. [...]

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 What makes Mary Magdalene so unusual is not that she lost a beloved         teacher and friend to a cruel, unfair, and seemingly capricious death. What   makes her unusual is that she was able to stay present for the suffering.  She   didn't turn and walk away, she kept vigil until her teacher's last breath until   Jesus' body was taken down from the cross. What makes her someone to   emulate is that she also kept her heart open, She was able to see new life   and also welcome joy when it was least expected, and to proclaim it with   courage and conviction. We so desperately need role models for that capacity   right now. 

                                                                                                  Kayleen Asbo 

DG

Sainte Baume, France

MM

  The Feast of St. Mary Magdalene

                      July 22, 2023