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Magdalene in the Bible is not a mother or wife or sister to anyone.

To stage all three portions of the Magdalene's life, the playtext calls for a space that represents both the allegorical and physical worlds.

Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, vicar of The United Benefice of StMary Magdalene, Belmont, and St Laurence, Pittington, said: "St Mary Magdalene is central to this community, not just geographically at the centre of the road leading into Belmont but also in the lives of so many people who live here.

Nowadays, even with a name like Elizabeth Mary Magdalene, I'm not what you'd call religious.

George's God is sadistic, Giles's is kinder, while Mary Magdalene's, not quite knowing what to do with her, is unreliable in granting her her miracles: a woman who becomes pregnant after praying to Magdalene dies during childbirth in spite of her prayers, remains dead but incorrupt for two years, to be finally restored to life in response to another prayer to Magdalene.

While I tried to concentrate on the whole as the sum of its ten parts, and then vainly on the individual parts, the intellectual exercise failed as the abstracted elements, especially those of Mary Magdalene, overtook my sensibilities and I was transferred to another level of being-in-the-world: that level of consciousness in which the fundamental etymology of the aesthetic became a living reality with the emphasis on the senses as plural, compound, and complex.

Magdalene was one of several pupils in England and Wales awarded a certificate and PS50 prize for their hard work and success by the Cardiff-based exam board.

In this revision of her dissertation of 2008 (in anthropology, from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris and the Universidad Autonoma in Barcelona), Fedele describes the ritual practices performed during three organized pilgrimages and on individual pilgrimages by women holding pointedly non-Catholic beliefs, who look to the Mary Magdalene as a powerful spiritual symbol.

Magdalene laundry in Dublin's Drumcondra reveals that its regular

I and seven other women were among these pilgrims, having traveled for nine days last summer to sacred sites in the Camargue, Provence, and Languedoc regions associated with Mary Magdalene and the Cathars, a sect of mystical Christians branded as heretics and brutally exterminated by the church in the thirteenth century.

The film was initially made because victims of Magdalene Asylums had received no closure in the form of recognition, compensation, or apology and many remained lifelong devout Catholics.

Abu Dhabi: An 18th century masterpiece painting, titled 'Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy', was gifted to the UAE by the United Kingdom as a token of goodwill and a symbol of enduring friendship between both countries here on Thursday.

Mary Magdalene Parish in Pililla, Rizal, in solemn observance of the Feast of Saint Mary Magdalene (Santa Maria Magdalena), the sister of Saints Martha and Lazarus, who, according to the Holy Bible, were close friends of Jesus.

What we know about Mary Magdalene from the New Testament is precious little, but that didn't stop Pope Gregory the Great in 591 from preaching a sermon in which he conflated three accounts of almost certainly different women into one noetic portrait of the Magdalene.