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View over the Jezreel Valley from Mount Tabor, patchwork farmland below, near Mary Magdalene's home region of Galilee

The Invitation

Mary Magdalene

She meets you in your humanness—in all the places you have tried to hide from yourself, and in all the places you forgot you were worthy of love. She remains beside you with unwavering compassion,  reminding you that nothing true about you has ever been lost.

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Her companionship is an invitation to embrace your humanity with tenderness. To let yourself be loved where you feel most vulnerable. And to discover that love has already won.

Portrait of Mary Magdalene in a red hooded robe, eyes closed in grace, one hand open in the gesture of a female Christ, the other holding a single red rose at her heart

Mary Magdalene

Acrylic on canvas, 100cm x 50cm (23.6" x 39.4")

Close-up of Mary Magdalene's face, eyes closed, light gently cast across her features, a sense of being touched by grace
Close-up of the rose at Mary Magdalene's heart, an invitation to open the eyes of the heart
Close-up of Mary Magdalene's outstretched hand, gesture of a female Christ, asking to receive what you cannot hold

The presence

"I have loved you in every moment. There has never been anything in you that love could not embrace."
– MARY MAGDALENE

The emergence

Mary rarely arrives with answers. She arrives with presence.

She meets you where grief has not yet found words, where shame has hidden your tenderness, and where love has felt furthest away.

Slowly, what once felt too difficult begins to soften.

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In tenderness, she invites you to see through the eyes of the heart and know love has already won.

​She says, "Give to me what you cannot carry—for you are not alone."

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