In John’s Gospel, Mary Magdalene reports the empty tomb to Peter and the other disciple. The two of them run to the tomb; “Then the other disciple also went in, the one who had arrived at the ...

Happy Easter! On Easter, the Church offers us two Gospels. Mark’s account (16:1-7) of the encounter of Mary Magdalene and the other women with the angel at Christ’s tomb is read at the Easter ...

For Mary Magdalene, Peter, John, and the early Church, the empty tomb was not a puzzle but a summons to faith and mission. Christianity did not begin with power or politics but with life walking ...

Informed by Mary Magdalene that His tomb was empty following His crucifixion, Peter and “the other disciple whom Jesus loved” (John himself) rushed to the scene.

Tomorrow, Mary Magdalene will find the tomb empty, meet angels where His body lay, behold the Risen Christ. But today the tomb is full. The King of kings rests in a borrowed grave, ...

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.

Mary Magdalene is the disciple of Jesus Christ (John 20:11-18). Then, there is the anonymous penitent ... she was the first to discover the empty tomb and then the first to see the risen Lord in ...

But if you read John 11 without Martha, then you can see that John seems to be deliberately putting the idea in readers’ heads that Lazarus’s sister Mary could be Mary Magdalene. She’s named Mary, and ...

If Mary Magdalene so often embodies the “scarlet woman” trope, ... John’s Gospel makes her the very first witness, discovering the empty tomb and then reporting back this extraordinary news to the ...

The empty tomb April 9, 2023 ... Mary Magdalene went to the tomb and saw that the stone had been removed from the entrance. Subscribe to continue reading, or log in.