The TRUTH About St. Mary Magdalene | The Catholic Talk Show

[@Nicole32094]

In the Byzantine Catholic tradition, we give her the title of St. Mary Magdalene, The Equal to the Apostles. She’s honored twice throughout the liturgical calendar.

[@l.elmo.di.scipio]

Twice! OMG, that's so wholesome and amazing! Blessings in Christ Jesus!

[@AutumnButterfly]

She looks very serene.

[@jeffstumpf9129]

Thanks, always, for stating the obvious. So many don’t understand.

[@VICE-roy]

Thank you, guys. I'm new to the Catholic church. You all have helped me understand Catholicism better. I can't wait to go through RCIA and do all the sacraments.

[@dorcas4035]

Welcome home & wish u an amazing transition journey 🙏❤️‍🔥✝️

[@maggietherese419]

That is so awesome! Welcome home!!! ❤

[@manuelvargas467]

She is naked ❤️‍🔥😇🙏

[@mariesauvagetova1757]

Wonderfull--! --God be with you and God Bless You--dear Unknown friend Out-there; Thank you Gentlemen;-♡♡♡--Am glad to have just discovered you on your Catholic Talk Show ; - ) I am Marie,☆--too..Baptised as a small child longtime ago in Prague.

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[@conniecline201]

Thank you I get so tired of hearing Mary being slandered

[@fathermatthewpiusocco8965]

Thank you once again gentlemen! I use your episodes with my young parishioners because you to speak to them in a way I can't explain. It's awesome!

[@michaelruther9175]

As a Catholic from birth I enjoy talks like this. ❤

[@CaptainMacFish]

Mary Magdalene: The Apostle to the Apostles That would make an awesome book title

[@edwardcolgan6105]

Great job as always, gentlemen. Ryan D my prayers are with your wife.

[@wendyl4532]

As I learn more about the women of Old and New Testament, I am amazed at how many powerful and chosen women that are referenced. I wonder how many of today's secular feminists would be surprised if they took the time to study this. I love how you started this by noting that Mary M was the second most referenced woman new testament.

[@briceidycierramarrujosmith4563]

It’s not as great as you think.

[@theredboneking]

Wendy - You are to hate everything that God hates. Every biblical leader stood up against evil and many even lost their lives for speaking against it. There is a reason Jesus says true believers will be hated and persecuted. If you desire to live a godly life you will be persecuted and there is no way around it.

[@theredboneking]

@robertstephenson6806 You read it in a His-Story Book? What’s the official explanation for the war in Iraq? Weapons of mass destruction? The Solomon Building collapsing from a few office fires, within its own footprint, without any resistance? And that only happened a couple of decades ago. The victors write the history.

[@theredboneking]

@robertstephenson6806 My response to Wendy had nothing to do with Mary being the mother of God. My response to you was about you saying that Christian’s have had wars from the 4th century onward. Was the Iraq - Iran war about Religion? Or was it the #1 weapons exporter (USA) getting rich from Oil wealthy Iran and the #2 weapons exporter getting rich from oil wealthy Iraq?

[@theredboneking]

@robertstephenson6806 My point is……History is hardly ever truthful. Most wars have underlining agendas and seldom are caused by religion. I never brought up the subject of Mary, you did.

[@pmajudge]

LOVE THE FUN LOVING DEBATE!!!! MANY THANKS ! FROM, U.K. (2023).

[@petesuntrup2095]

Mother Angelica told the story of Saint Mary Magdalene saying she was framed! And how come her partner didn’t get dragged out with her! She’s had a wonderful sense of humor

[@michelealoia1320]

I miss her, she was so funny.

[@daisyviluck7932]

Valid points though

[@joannc147]

Wonderful! I’m pleased you did an in-depth study of this very important woman. Thank you, gentlemen.

[@amancio2446]

Yet another great show! Thanks be to GOD for you three!!! 🤙🏾

[@f.m.garner2430]

You gentlemen are great! I found and heard of you for the first time tonight. You all are easy and enjoyable to listen to, and your teachings are based on sound doctrinal teachings. Thank you for your hard work. God bless you 3 and your production crew.

[@itinerantpatriot1196]

I remember when that Da Vinci Code movie came out. At that time, there was a classic rock station I used to listen to as I drove into work and somehow the conversation shifted to that film. The board lit up with all kinds of people calling in to share their point of view but the most disturbing aspect was the vast majority of the callers believed it was based on a factual book. The DJ kept reminding them the book was a piece of fiction but then callers started accusing him of being a papist and Catholic apologist. That went on for a bit until he finally admitted he was an atheist and started asking these callers to cite another source backing up the claim that Jesus and Mary Magdalene had a secret love child. Most of them, when challenged, admitted they had never read the book let alone any other credible literature on the subject. If I'm not mistaken, I think the history channel may have even produced some sort of fiction along those lines, in between their ancient alien conspiracy stuff and their hard hitting investigative work on Nostradamus's uncanny ability to predict events, after they occur of course. It just goes to show how far we have drifted as a society. I caught a piece of some documentary on "The Historical Jesus" that basically painted him as a bit of a nut the rest of his family was ashamed of. This is why we need strong church leaders and why we as followers need to do a better job testifying to the truth. Satan loves a passive Church that will let him run amok and spread his own version of the truth. Did God really say? He's been running that scam for thousands of years because it works. Anyway, thank you for this video. The world needs more truth bombs.

[@christiansytc]

Hoping you can also discuss Saint Martha in depth. She's one of my favorite women saints. Thank you!

[@ElsaBorzoi]

That was absolutely awesome! I will watch that one at least one more time.

[@paix1234]

Thank you for your show. Fr. Sean Davidson has a beautiful book about St. Mary Magdalene. She was the sister of Lazarus. Very wonderful.

[@alyssedahlgren5285]

Looking forward to another Biblical Episode! You guys rock!

[@petesuntrup2095]

Women are the backbone of the Church….at adoration yesterday and every week I’m always amazed by how many women are there and very few men…..it truly is amazing!

[@janeyount8412]

Our parish has perpetual Adoration. There are many men who participate, thanks be to God! 🙏🌹

[@petesuntrup2095]

@@janeyount8412 yes of course there are some men who attend, however women are 75% to 25% men I would guess…..and women take care of flowers, linen, boxes of wine, candles, printed material….just incredible how much women are doing for the Church!

[@janeyount8412]

@@petesuntrup2095 That's probably typical for many parishes, but at mine, those committed to a weekly Holy Hour are probably 50/50 male and female. Both men and women are involved in many ministries, as our parish is quite large.

[@ntmn8444]

The answer to the question “where was Mary Magdalene that weekend?” She was a 1st century Jew, and it was not only a Shabbat but also a Passover. She likely stayed close by with momma Mary.

[@daisyviluck7932]

According to “The Mystical City Of God” by Mary of Agreda, she was friends with the Blessed Mother the way St Peter was friends with Jesus

[@christopherchance9175]

Okay, I admit I got a little spooked when y'all showed the reconstruction of St. Mary Magdalene's face according to the relic of her skull. The reconstruction makes her look so serene due to the serious expression on the proposed face.

[@Kendo-tu8ei]

Thanks guys, love the shows! Currently discerning the diaconate, let's pray for more vocations. Keep up the great work 👍

[@johnharris7353]

Very significant topic for sure!

[@annerome7369]

God choose 2 women for His most important assignments 1 Mary was chosen to be the mother of Jesus and Mary Magdalene was the first to see the risen Jesus So women played a very important in our faith. Also Jesus came for one reason to show us how to live our life for God by the way he preached and through Jesus miracles we know He was sent by God the Father. Loved this show

[@randyladiski3743]

The episode we need: "The Life and Conversion of Ryan Dellacrosse."

[@storytellingbyprofessorwaf9987]

Love Mary Magdalene mystic of Jesus♥️

[@user-SueS]

I went to the Holy Land twice over Christmas with Fr Mitch Pacwa. It was awesome!

[@theredboneking]

Occupied by imposters. Revelation 2:9 Numerous verses say the ordinal Jews were black, such as Acts 13:1 The N word in Acts 13:1 is Latin for Black. Even a Israeli geneticist, Elan Elhaik says the people in Israel today are not original. Israel wouldn’t have such a high rate of skin C if they had more melanin in their skin.

[@valiantwoman1]

Doubly blessed! Praise be to God!❤

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@@valiantwoman1 ❤️

[@dipaschall]

Thank you!!!! I’ve been dying, well not dying, for y’all to do this!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@susanparker767]

Thank you 🙏🏼 Amen 🙏🏼

[@cletaprabhu1165]

Very interesting & fascinating!!! I love your talks Father. Waiting for your future talks anxiously. Please post in detail forthcoming tour of Holy Land which you propose to do. You are privileged for the opportunity, and we gain from your talk shows.

[@Ochepeochpe085-gu4hm]

Thank you God bless always Amen 🙏✝️❤️

[@milburncherian5785]

Must read 5 Volumes of: The Poem Of The Man God by Maria Valtorta. Superb details about Mary Magdalene.

[@stymiedagain]

When the Da Vinci code came claiming Jesus and Mary Magdalene we’re married, one person pointed out that we don’t even know how old Mary Magdalene was. She could have been a 65 year old widow. People always wanted to romanticize their relationship though. So the recreation of her as a woman in her 50’s or 60’s makes perfect sense to me. If she had money she likely was a widow and an older woman. A younger widow would likely have remarried and had children.

[@saralynnroze01]

The bones in our skull are what make up our appearance, which is why when people have face transplants they still look like themselves. Also wanted to say, I know an older lady whose name is Magdalena, she is the sweetest lady and probably the most faithful person I know. She made a huge impact on my life growing up. This makes me think of her. ❤

[@AdriannieBio]

Thinking of choosing her as my patron saint when I am baptized at Easter

[@ternak001]

You guys should interview Father Clay, vocations director of St Augustine Diocese! Just a suggestion, would be a cool episode.

[@karijaure8434]

Sing it Father! That 80's guy the did the remake on Mr. Sledge's tune wishes he had the soul you have.😇🙏🎤🎶

[@Okcpt-g1s]

Santo Valentine,s day ❤❤❤

[@TeacherMom80]

Thanks, guys! I’m excited about this episode! Much love! God bless! Peace be with you all. 💕🙏🏼😇

[@MickMickey]

Love the forensics!

[@manuelvargas467]

I love your show amen 🙏✝️☦️

[@joanmarie8209]

This is so Beautiful-Thank you 🙏👏 25:01

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Thanks God bless always halelujah Amen.

[@angelabasse2662]

Ya'll are hilarious!!! I laughed the whole episode.

[@OPERA12MI]

Thanks!

[@OPERA12MI]

Thank you for this. St Mary Magdalene is one my favorite saints

[@Angelface1981]

Jesus really loved St Mary Magdalene.

[@24jim]

A lot of great points made. Thanks for sharing.

[@ntmn8444]

I thought the episode of The Chosen was absolutely perfect. That episode was my favorite. I cried like a baby. Seeing him call Mary Magdalene and tell her “I have called you by name, because you are mine”, it was moving. ❤❤❤ how sad, the show had the potential to be exactly like that episode, and yet, they had to ruin it. 😒😒😒

[@michelealoia1320]

I cried too it was so beautiful.

[@EJ-gx9hl]

How was it ruined?

[@ntmn8444]

@@EJ-gx9hl they took the show down the Protestant road. They could’ve left out sola scriptura and the show would’ve been chef’s kiss.

[@EJ-gx9hl]

@@ntmn8444 well it is Protestants directing it So what was expected. How did they make it Sola scriptura?

[@christopherchance9175]

I am curious about learning more about St. Mary of Bethany after Ryan mentioned that it was this Mary who was more likely caught in sexual sin (if I heard him correctly.) I guess this proposed episode could also include St. Lazarus of Bethany and St. Martha of Bethany since Scripture mentions very little about them aside from the raising of St. Lazarus and the various house dinners given for Jesus and His Apostles.

[@reginapontes5672]

Why don't you guys invite Jonathan back on and maybe Elizabeth Tabish (Mary Mag)? Or Venessa (BVM)? That would so cool to touch base with him these years later!!

[@patskinner4333]

Have you read the book on Mary Magdalena based on the visions of St. Anne Catherine Emmerich? This is a very interesting book.

[@patskinner4333]

St. Anne Catherine Emmerich had the stigmata of Jesus's wounds. Her visions are of the life of Mary and Jesus's life.

[@yadiaag7771]

I chose her as my patron saint when I got confirmed. Honestly I just loved her name 😂 But there was something else that made me really want her as a patron saint. I liked that she was very very close to Jesus as a woman minus Mother Mary of course. She was taught by him directly and although “supposedly” a whore she was loved and forgiven. I liked that regardless of her shortcoming she lived her life to serve the one she loved and was there thru thick and thin. Her bravery shown thru her actions. To my eyes she was very much a warrior. She was dope. Later I learned that she was “supposedly” Jesus wife which I thought of as hilarious because on what was this based on? Because Jesus loved her? Ummmm yeah, that’s like his whole thing. 😂😂 But I didn’t know my girl was rolling in dough 💰that makes me like her more, she was a boss too? She held a high position due to her loyalty and honestly that’s awesome. Every woman should aspire to love, serve, and be known for being herself.

[@Eternal_Soul1]

Just found your show afterwork tonight. Im on the path to becoming Catholic. Great channel, Dld your podcast too!. ✝️🙏🏻💯🇨🇦

[@phenixorbitall3917]

Hi, thank you for the show 👍 May I humbly ask for a show about the origins of the concept/dogma of the Holy Trinity? Background: I had a debate with muslims about faith and very quickly I came to realize that in Islam the idea of the Holy Trinity as well as the idea of forgiveness through sacrife were major points of disagreement between us. I had not many arguments since they regarded the Gospel as corrupted and said that in the Quran it explicitely reads, that Jesus said that he is not God. We departed peacefully but still I wonder if I couldn't have had more arguments in favor of the fact, that the "concept" of the Holy Trinity was not invented by the church :/... I am catholic by the way. Again, thank very much for your show 🏅♥️👌

[@annettecole5071]

Fr Rich. I love that you appear to be wearing your long Cassock (? ) on the show today. May God bless you all and your ministry. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@lyndasadlier3274]

I loved this show about Mary Magdalen. I did it know very much about her either.

[@suziegabriel7653]

I pray to Mary Magdalene to intercede on the behalf of my son to be released of torment that leads to alcohol.

[@katydidd6321]

Its okay to discuss Mary Magdalene in terms of the fallen woman. The town of Magdala was known for its multitude of brothels, and Mary from Bethany was a high-priced escort. She turned herself around and all of the money she made went to support Christ in his ministry. After Christ's crucifixion, she confronted a Roman emperor, Emperor Tiberius, on the conduct and inaction of Governor Pontius Pilate which led to the crime of Deicide. This woman was no shrinking violet and she cared about what was right and just, such was the courage and grace given to her by God, no matter her previous profession. The importance of the truth of Saint Mary Magdalene cannot and should not ever be understated, hers is the proof that no matter what demons lurk in our respective pasts, salvation is attainable through God's grace - full stop. Your past can be forgiven and you can be a new person, unhindered and unburdened by whatever misdeeds you may have committed once upon a time. 🙏 She's my patron saint and I'm proud of her.

[@normandrobert585]

Mahalo (Thanks in Hawaiian)! Another Great Show & Great Topic!

[@normaalicea4941]

Thank you! You Guys are Awesome.

[@Ochepeochpe085-gu4hm]

Amen 🙏✝️❤️

[@BonicBebop82]

We have a reliquary (relic)of st mary Magdalene in my church. Cathedral of the Madeline in SLC

[@sharondrury5676]

@The Catholic Talk Show, please cover the Fourth Commandment. I have five children and 13 grandchildren. I am an unmarried, divorced and annulled Catholic. Some of our children do not have a relationship with their father. He is a grandiose narcissist and abused our eldest girl who is 54. He mercilessly lied and subjected the boys to put-downs, verbal and physical abuse. A couple of our boys want to know how to honor their father but do not want him around their children. Their father doesn't care to be with them unless it is on his terms. I've told them that it is dangerous to have him in their lives but don't speak against him. Realize he isn't capable of real love but if they want to see him, accomplish it on their terms. They need to love him, and forgive him but they do not have to subject themselves nor their children to his abuse. Please help me help them understand that commandment. God bless you all.

[@janeyount8412]

I think you explained it very well. Additionally, the most important way to honor a parent is through prayer. This is an essential Spiritual Work of Mercy.

[@sharondrury5676]

@@janeyount8412 Thank you. I forgot to mention that most important part. God bless you. 🙏🏻s

[@ritaperez1348]

Love the show and Mary of Magdala is one of my favorite saints, aptly titled, “Apostle to the Apostles”. You might consider reading the history of this beautiful saint through the visions of Anne Catherine Emmerich. Bl Emmerich states that Mary of Magdala was a sister to Lazarus, Mary, and Martha (and there was another sister (also named Mary, I believe) who had some sort of mental disability). Their family was indeed wealthy and financially supported Jesus and His disciples. Mary of Magdala herself lived in luxury and supposedly was “promiscuous” - her repentance was connected more with her life of sin. She also anointed Christ’s feet with spikenard with her hair as related by Bl. Emmerich. Her book is very revelatory and discusses a lot of Christ’s public ministry. I would so love to see Mel Gibson do a follow-on movie of Mary’s life!

[@janeyount8412]

Many Catholic scholars also believe that Mary Magdalen and Mary the sister of Lazarus & Martha are the same woman. I tend to agree.

[@debbiegraham5585]

GE Fr Rich, Ryan D, Ryan S, brothers and sisters in Christ ❤

[@andrewferg8737]

"The traditional uncertainty of the Latin Church about the identity of Mary - the Magdalene to whom Christ appeared after his resurrection, the sister of Martha, the sinner whose sins the Lord had forgiven - which resulted in the inclusion of Martha alone on 29 July in the Roman Calendar, has been resolved in recent studies and times, as attested by the current Roman Martyrology, which also commemorates Mary and Lazarus on that day. Moreover, in some particular calendars the three siblings are already celebrated together. Therefore, the Supreme Pontiff... has decreed that 29 July be designated in the General Roman Calendar as the Memorial of Saints Martha, Mary and Lazarus" (Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, 26 January 2021)

[@evelynhornyak222]

I note Biblical references; go back and re-read in context. 😊

[@DiesIstNichtEinstein]

Even in the liturgy of the Roman Rite before Vatican II, the feast of Mary Magdalene (July 22) was accorded an honor befitting her status as Apostle to the Apostles - from the promulgation of the Missale Romanum in 1570 until the reforms of Pius XII in 1955, the Creed was said for the Mass of her feast regardless of the weekday, just as was the case for all the feasts of the Apostles. This despite her feast being of a slightly lower rank - in the old system of Simple, Semidouble, and four grades of Double, Mary Magdalene’s feast held the rank of a plain Double, while most of the Apostles’ feasts were Double 2nd Class (that of Sts Peter and Paul was Double 1st Class). When St John XXIII revised the liturgical ranking system entirely, the Apostles all had 2nd Class feasts (Sts Peter and Paul, once again, were 1st Class), while Mary Magdalene’s was 3rd Class.

[@angiemf9033]

Can we join you on the Jan 2024 trip from Singapore ?

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[@angiemf9033]

Can you pls explain this: Is God’s love for us unconditional? If so, isn’t “love your god with all your heart, soul, & mind” a condition? Thank you guys.

[@mjperfume1523]

I have a question, im Protestant and I’ve always said at the end of the Lord’s Prayer, for thine is the kingdom the power and the glory for ever and ever Amen, I noticed u leave this ending out! Why

[@copyrightcharacter1166]

The early church leaders and middle age men were very misogynist, Mary Magdalene was the first to see Jesus when he rose. I think she is way more involved than the gospels say. I love the Mary Magadelene gospel.

[@Oak_II]

I find it funny that Saint John refers to himself in his gospel as "the apostles Jesus loved the most"

[@edvardzv5660]

Reading the books of the New Testament, we possibly asked ourselves more than once: *"Why 2000 years we do not see those miracles that accompanied the Сhurch of Christ in the I century, as described in the New Testament?"* Why do the so-called preachers of Christ have to prove that Jesus really existed and atheists boldly deny the historicity or divine origin of Christ? Maybe because the Сhurch of Christ has not existed for 2000 years? The Сhurch does not exist in the form in which it is presented in the books of the New Testament, but there are Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant and other christian sects claiming to be the place of the Church, but they not have the only thing that distinguishes the divine from the human and is characteristic of just the Сhurch of Christ -the reinforcement of the word with signs, that is, miracles (Mark 16:15-20). Therefore, some researchers doubt the historicity of Christ, and some of them are not opposed to declaring him a an ordinary philosopher, teacher. But even if Jesus were an ordinary philosopher, his disciples would be ordinary followers of Jesus. And they would not dare to write about the miracles that not only Jesus, but also his disciples, could perform. In this world, the great fertility of atheism can be explained by the fact that there is no main opponent of critics of the Bible - the Church. If there were the Church in our time as described by the authors of the New Testament books, where miracles are performed, the sick are healed, where prophesied, and the dead are raised, no one would doubt the historicity of Christ. Then there would be the same controversy throughout the world as in the first century - Jesus the Son of God or the false prophet who seduces the world by miracles. As a result, we can say that the emergence and development of christian sects and atheism was the result of the fact that over the 2000 years the Сhurch of Christ did not exist. Find *"The Mystery about the Church of Christ"* video on KZbin. The video reveals the prophecy of the disappearance and reappearance of the Church of Christ before the End of the World. Watching this video will give hope to all who sincerely seek God and will interest those who are not too lazy to think freely. Click on my name to watch the video (The video is in Russian, but English subtitles are included).

[@ramondavid4556]

Jesus said to Magdalena " Sin no more" so its impossible that they had an affair.

[@mariediphillipo3388]

Haven't tuned in lately but glad to be back interesting topic

[@javileezk]

I mean, falling in love with a perfect man and then watching him die, what kind of feeling is this?

[@christopherchance9175]

The irreverent part of my brain had a flashback to "Forest Gump" when Ryan Scheel said that St. Mary Magdalene was most likely a "salt fish millionaire." :)

[@maryprochilo4498]

I heard a priest refer to Mary Magdalen as the sister of Lazarus. I never heard that before and was very surprised . Is it true??

[@ignatiusjackson235]

There was some popular confusion of those two in the Middle Ages, linked to some creative liberties taken in the homilies dating back to Pope Gregory the Great from what I understand, but it has always been generally understood that they are two seperate women. Mary of Bethany is the sister of Lazarus and Martha. don't know why every first century Jew felt the need to call their daughters Mary, lol. - The Virgin Mary - Mary Magdalene - Mary of Bethany - Mary of Clopas/Jacob - "Mary" Salome

[@ignatiusjackson235]

Upon further review, there are still many who believe they are the same person. It is possible. I'm not sure how convinced I am either way. 🤔

[@maryprochilo4498]

Thank you! 🙏

[@Oc3anb0rn]

Just here for the notify bell....bless you all

[@elizabethwalter5744]

The Magdalene is the most intriguing, the most important of Jesus's group. Far more pivotal than the Virgin Mary. No mythic elaborated story. MM is the real deal

[@AlexLightGiver]

Yes. She's the Chief Disciple all others fall below her. Her Gospel provided teachings of Jesus that the others dint receive because the others were never with Jesus all the time. They had day jobs and weren't as educated as she was and couldn't comprehend exactly what it is Jesus was trying to convey.

[@Greenblanket957]

Do not disrespect the Mother of God. Both women are a testament to God’s greatness. Mary is “blessed among women” as written in the Bible. Without the Blessed Mother, our Savior could not become man. Treat Mary the way the early Church did. Holy Mary Mother of God and St. Mary Magdalene, pray for us.

[@MMC-ui5uk]

I liked this video, but this is a better explanation of Mary Magdalene on KZbin: "The Truth of Mary Magdalene and the Da Vinci Code - Explaining the Faith"

[@X.F.P.]

I always wondered why people call Mary Magdalene: "the apostle to the apostles" when she wasn't even an apostle.

[@AlexLightGiver]

Mary Magdalene was a Disciple of Jesus she is infact the Chief Disciple and all others fall below her. The Gospel of Mary Magdalene is real it has been hidden by the church

[@X.F.P.]

@@AlexLightGiver I disagree but think what you want.

[@AlexLightGiver]

@@X.F.P. you were taught by the Church so I don't doubt your disagreement. I would also wager you'd trust the Government and institutions to give you the truth as well. Including schools and law enforcement

[@sunnyjohnson992]

Correct! The Catholic Church calls Mary “the apostle to the apostles” because she was among the first to bring news of Jesus’ resurrection to the apostles. (John 20:18) But this doesn’t make her an apostle and NOWHERE in the Scriptures is she called such. (Luke 6:12-16) It’s very dangerous to add to the inspired Scriptures! The Bible was completed near the end of the first century C.E. Yet, it wasn’t until the sixth century that church authorities took it upon themselves to elevate Mary Magdalene to a higher status! In writings from the second and third centuries-which are not part of the Bible canon-some of Jesus’ apostles are described as being jealous of Mary. Such fabricated stories have no basis in the Scriptures.

[@X.F.P.]

@@sunnyjohnson992 Ooooh, that's why. That makes sense. She still wasn't an apostle though, so it should be: "the disciple to the apostles" instead, but I suppose I can see why they called her that now.

[@DianaDM-MM]

Hi. What would everyone like to know about Mary Magdalene? 🌷

[@evelynhornyak222]

Meri here hi

[@JesusTheCity]

Why does the guy in the green keep looking at the moniter?? Lol

[@Pete.Ty1]

🙏🙏🙏.Thank you

[@alex123bob9]

Traditional teaching is that Mary Magdalene was the woman caught in adultery! And there is in fact good evidence to support it. Why do so many people feel the need to deny this. It brings even greater glory to God that he can turn such s dinner into one of the greatest and most honored saints. How great is the hope she brings to sinners who felt unworthy of seeking God's love. You should have researched this topic better, and ask yourselves why you are so attached to the idea that a sinful woman who repented could be the one given the role of proclaimming that "he is risen".

[@garytorresani8846]

In the first century, a rabbi which Jesus was, had to be married to teach in the temple. Also, the only women who could anoint the body after death were members of the family, which she was. He appeared to her first after the resurrection.I have no doubt that she was his closest friend and partner despite what the Roman church has taught regarding her. And she was definitely not a whore, but a rich woman who supported Jesus. Historians who take a historical approach to Jesus, Jewish and Roman history of the time are discovering that what we’ve been taught by the church isn’t necessarily the way it was.

[@margueritelangton6362]

There is actually NO REAL REASON to link Mary, sister of Lazarus with the penitent woman. That woman could have been ANYONE

[@OcapeOcape-rp3hn]

Saya sedang tidur dan saya lagi sedang menikmati mimpi, tetapi telinga saya mendengar dan suara itu terlalu kencang langsung saya bangun dari tidur saya, saya mendengar anak-anak muda dari Portugal mereka mengatakan kami datang mencari raja kami dari Israel, mana raja kami dari israel, kami datang mencari raja kami dari Israel, Lalu saya mendengar suara itu langsung saya bangun dari tidur saya..

[@mikelarose4238]

Could Mary be a title of some kind?

[@bgp001]

Gnostic writings were 2nd century, not 500 years later ;)

[@beverlyhintzen8780]

will the tour be going to the crucifixion site?

[@CatholicTalkShow]

Yes, we will!

[@dipaschall]

The Apostle of the Apostles!

[@Klaus-UlrichWilbertz]

If she has a daughter from Jesus, I have no problems with this. She was not Jesus official wife like many believe. As Rabbi he had the right to be married, but he would not do this knowing about his early death. A "wild marriage"? Why not like the Samaritan woman, who had 5 men before the last "man", married in heart with. Jesus did not judge this woman, but promised her the water of eternal life. Jesus was the king of kings and is married to millions of nuns,too, so why should not happened something between him and Mary Magdalene? He is not only the best example for people, who do not marry because of engagement for the kingdom of God, he would be the best example for married people,too, then, either official or not (marriage in heart is also valid for God, especially if the government does not support marriage and family or the people around Romeo and Juliet try to prevent their love. To prevent love is sin. Love is never a sin, even if the pairs cannot marry officially.

[@tsegueredarufael7987]

Amen🕎🔥✡🔥✝🔥🕎🩸✝💧🌈🛐🛐🛐

[@IreneCai333]

The Lord Jesus (the groom) has fulfilled His marriage to the bride in Matthew 25, and the bride will also assist people and children to fulfill Jesus’ marriage in Revelation 19 and 21. There is no other marriage.

[@dr.tammyb2057]

I agree with your argument, but I wish you had addressed the private revelations of Anne Catherine Emmerich. I recently had a conversation with some very devout Catholics who think that this woman's revelation still reveals Mary as a prostitute. There is much controversy about the man who translated Anne's words. I would have liked to hear this controversy put to bed for those who believe it.

[@angelo595]

there is another thing: Jesus did not die in the cross!