Healing from Shame: Seeing Mary Magdalene Beyond the Labels
Reflect on healing from shame through five Mary Magdalene paintings, from Shields to Caravaggio and La Tour, with clear steps for prayer, repentance, and kindness.
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Reflect on healing from shame through five Mary Magdalene paintings, from Shields to Caravaggio and La Tour, with clear steps for prayer, repentance, and kindness.
Follow Mary Magdalene’s life from her discipleship in Galilee to the empty tomb and Easter witness, with six paintings, brief FAQs, and Visio Divina reflections.
Explore Noli me tangere through four paintings of Mary Magdalene, with Scripture and a short Visio Divina prayer for grief, recognition, and letting go.
Her son lied to her, sailed away in the night, and took years to find his way. Five paintings on what a parent can do, what a parent cannot, and how to rest in between.
Who was St. Peter? Follow his life in seven paintings—the fisherman who walked on water, denied Jesus, and was trusted again—with Scripture, his symbols explained, and answers to the questions people actually ask.
The first martyr’s last prayer, in six paintings—for anyone waiting on an apology that is not coming.
Four paintings for anyone in the middle of faith deconstruction: still caring, no longer sure.
Twenty-nine paintings follow Mary through the Gospel story and later traditions of her death and Assumption, with Scripture, tradition, and artistic imagination as our guides.