Overcoming Two Millenium of Silence
Historically marginalized and often misrepresented by mainstream Church teachings, Mary Magdalene is now recognized as a central figure in Christianity's origins. Traditionally portrayed as a repentant sinner rather than an influential disciple, she is undergoing a profound reevaluation in modern theological studies and spiritual movements. This shift depicts her not just as a follower of Jesus but as a vital leader within his inner circle, who may have profoundly understood and disseminated his teachings.
