Mary Magdalene (again, most probably with some friends) went to Jesus’ tomb very early the morning after the Sabbath, hoping to take care of the anointing. As she entered the tomb, she was taken ...

One of the most famous and iconic paintings of Jesus and Mary Magdalene is this one. It shows the moment when Mary Magdalene sees Jesus Christ after his resurrection, and Christ can be seen asking ...

This is British artist Harold Copping’s depiction of the grieving Mary Magdalene as she is about to meet the risen Jesus Christ in his tomb. Copping lived from 1863-1932. (Courtesy Photo) ...

The angels who announced to Mary Magdalene and "the other Mary" that Jesus had risen from the dead made the most important announcement in history, said Dr. Ben Gutierrez of Richmond, Virginia.

She was there when Jesus was crucified, yet no one knows much about her. That might be why scholars just can’t quit chasing down the truth about Mary Magdalene.

Mary Magdalene's encounter with the risen Christ near the empty tomb is depicted in a stained-glass window at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Malverne, N.Y. (OSV News photo/Gregory A. Shemitz) Today ...

Once known as a sinful woman, Mary Magdalene becomes the Apostle to the Apostles, the first witness to the Resurrection, and the model of a personal encounter with Jesus Christ risen from the grave.

If what Mary Magdalene said was true, that Jesus was back from the dead, then it meant that the miracle of resurrection was not only for him, but for everyone.

St. Mary Magdalene is the disciple of Jesus Christ (John 20:11-18). Then, there is the anonymous penitent woman in Luke 7:36-50. Finally, some think […] ...