Diane Apostolos-Cappadona is Professor Emerita of Religious Art and Cultural History in the Catholic Studies Program at Georgetown University. She received the Georgetown University Alumni Association Faculty Award for 2008 as well as both the Annual Award for Excellence in the Arts from The Newington-Cropsey Foundation and the Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award from Georgetown University in 2000. During 1996-97, she was a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard University. Dr. Apostolos-Cappadona is the author of Mary Magdalene: A Visual History (2023); A Guide to Christian Art (2020); Encyclopedia of Women in Religious Art (1996); and the exhibition catalogue for In Search of Mary Magdalene: Images and Traditions (2002). She was a contributor to the Routledge Companion to Eve (2023); The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian Women's Writing (2019); Old Masters, New Women (2019); Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender (2007), andEncyclopedia of Women and World Religions (1999).

• Introduction by Diane Apostolos-Cappadona PART I. Mary Magdalene in the Modern Age 1. Defining the Real Mary MagdaleneJoan E. Taylor 2. Mary Magdalene as a Social/Cultural/Political Model for WomenAdriana Valerio 3. Noli me Tangere in a Reflection on Touch, Taboo, Clergy Child Sexual Abuse, and Pastoral CareKarlijn Demasure 4. Mary Magdalene through the Lens of Mental Health, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Kate Mroz 5. A Broken Record? A Feminist Exploration of Mary Magdalene in MusicSiobhán Jolley 6. Mary Magdalene in Modern Visual and Popular Culture (including documentaries)Lucy Bolton 7. The Fictional and Gnostic Mary MagdaleneMary Ann Beavis PART II. Scriptural to Patristic Foundations 8. Mary Magdalene in the Synoptic Gospel NarrativesMelanie A. Howard 9. Mary Magdalene in the Gospel of JohnReimund Bieringer 10. Mary Magdalene in The Gospel of Mary Magdalene, The Gospel of Thomas, The Gospel of Philip, First Apocrypha of James, The Sophia of Jesus Christ, and The Dialogue of the SaviorKaren L. King 11. Mary Magdalene in Patristic LiteratureElizabeth Schrader Polczer 12. Mary Magdalene in Theological Perspective across Gospel TextsDorothy A. Lee PART III. Mary Magdalene in Early to Medieval Christianity 13. Mary Magdalene in the Greek Orthodox Tradition: From the Patristic Era to the Seventeenth CenturyVicky Foskolou 14. Magdalene Pilgrimage Sites:North and SouthJoanne W. Anderson 15. Mary Magdalene in Western Christian Medieval Tradition: An Overview of Scholarship Theresa Gross-Diaz 16. Mary Magdalene in Christian Hymnody, Liturgical Music, and DramaPeter V. Loewen 17. Mary Magdalene Within and Beyond the Medieval Cloister Katherine L. Jansen PART IV. Mary Magdalene from the Renaissance to the Present 18. Theological Revisioning from Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples to Reformed Views of Mary Magdalene: Scriptural and TheologicalRalph Keen 19. Reformation Perspectives on Mary Magdalene from Luther to Zwingli and CalvinSteven W. Tyra 20. Northern Vernacular Traditions of Mary Magdalene, especially Protestant Prints, Music, and Performance ArtsBobbi Dykema 21. Mary Magdalene in Italian-Language Dramatic Works after TrentKelley Harness 22. Mary Magdalene in Early Modern Visual and Material Visual CultureMichelle Moseley-Christian PART V. Mary Magdalene: Global Dimensions 23. Mary Magdalene as Patron of Feminist Politics and TheologyLieke Wijnia 24. Mary Magdalene Across the Borders in the Global SouthHugo Córdova Quero and Christian Mor 25. Mary Magdalene in AfricaTeresa Okure 26. Mary Magdalene in Roman Catholicism: Spain, Portugal, and IberoamericaHugo Córdova Quero and Anderson Fabián Santos Meza 27. Seeing Mary Magdalene through the CenturiesDiane Apostolos-Cappadona

Diane Apostolos-Cappadona is Professor Emerita of Religious Art and Cultural History in the Catholic Studies Program at Georgetown University. She received the Georgetown University Alumni Association Faculty Award for 2008 as well as both the Annual Award for Excellence in the Arts from The Newington-Cropsey Foundation and the Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award from Georgetown University in 2000. During 1996-97, she was a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard University. Dr. Apostolos-Cappadona is the author of Mary Magdalene: A Visual History (2023); A Guide to Christian Art (2020); Encyclopedia of Women in Religious Art (1996); and the exhibition catalogue for In Search of Mary Magdalene: Images and Traditions (2002). She was a contributor to the Routledge Companion to Eve (2023); The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian Women's Writing (2019); Old Masters, New Women (2019); Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender (2007), andEncyclopedia of Women and World Religions (1999).

• Introduction by Diane Apostolos-Cappadona PART I. Mary Magdalene in the Modern Age 1. Defining the Real Mary MagdaleneJoan E. Taylor 2. Mary Magdalene as a Social/Cultural/Political Model for WomenAdriana Valerio 3. Noli me Tangere in a Reflection on Touch, Taboo, Clergy Child Sexual Abuse, and Pastoral CareKarlijn Demasure 4. Mary Magdalene through the Lens of Mental Health, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Kate Mroz 5. A Broken Record? A Feminist Exploration of Mary Magdalene in MusicSiobhán Jolley 6. Mary Magdalene in Modern Visual and Popular Culture (including documentaries)Lucy Bolton 7. The Fictional and Gnostic Mary MagdaleneMary Ann Beavis PART II. Scriptural to Patristic Foundations 8. Mary Magdalene in the Synoptic Gospel NarrativesMelanie A. Howard 9. Mary Magdalene in the Gospel of JohnReimund Bieringer 10. Mary Magdalene in The Gospel of Mary Magdalene, The Gospel of Thomas, The Gospel of Philip, First Apocrypha of James, The Sophia of Jesus Christ, and The Dialogue of the SaviorKaren L. King 11. Mary Magdalene in Patristic LiteratureElizabeth Schrader Polczer 12. Mary Magdalene in Theological Perspective across Gospel TextsDorothy A. Lee PART III. Mary Magdalene in Early to Medieval Christianity 13. Mary Magdalene in the Greek Orthodox Tradition: From the Patristic Era to the Seventeenth CenturyVicky Foskolou 14. Magdalene Pilgrimage Sites:North and SouthJoanne W. Anderson 15. Mary Magdalene in Western Christian Medieval Tradition: An Overview of Scholarship Theresa Gross-Diaz 16. Mary Magdalene in Christian Hymnody, Liturgical Music, and DramaPeter V. Loewen 17. Mary Magdalene Within and Beyond the Medieval Cloister Katherine L. Jansen PART IV. Mary Magdalene from the Renaissance to the Present 18. Theological Revisioning from Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples to Reformed Views of Mary Magdalene: Scriptural and TheologicalRalph Keen 19. Reformation Perspectives on Mary Magdalene from Luther to Zwingli and CalvinSteven W. Tyra 20. Northern Vernacular Traditions of Mary Magdalene, especially Protestant Prints, Music, and Performance ArtsBobbi Dykema 21. Mary Magdalene in Italian-Language Dramatic Works after TrentKelley Harness 22. Mary Magdalene in Early Modern Visual and Material Visual CultureMichelle Moseley-Christian PART V. Mary Magdalene: Global Dimensions 23. Mary Magdalene as Patron of Feminist Politics and TheologyLieke Wijnia 24. Mary Magdalene Across the Borders in the Global SouthHugo Córdova Quero and Christian Mor 25. Mary Magdalene in AfricaTeresa Okure 26. Mary Magdalene in Roman Catholicism: Spain, Portugal, and IberoamericaHugo Córdova Quero and Anderson Fabián Santos Meza 27. Seeing Mary Magdalene through the CenturiesDiane Apostolos-Cappadona

Diane Apostolos-Cappadona is Professor Emerita of Religious Art and Cultural History in the Catholic Studies Program at Georgetown University. She received the Georgetown University Alumni Association Faculty Award for 2008 as well as both the Annual Award for Excellence in the Arts from The Newington-Cropsey Foundation and the Excellence in Teaching Faculty Award from Georgetown University in 2000. During 1996-97, she was a Senior Fellow at the Center for the Study of World Religions at Harvard University. Dr. Apostolos-Cappadona is the author of Mary Magdalene: A Visual History (2023); A Guide to Christian Art (2020); Encyclopedia of Women in Religious Art (1996); and the exhibition catalogue for In Search of Mary Magdalene: Images and Traditions (2002). She was a contributor to the Routledge Companion to Eve (2023); The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian Women's Writing (2019); Old Masters, New Women (2019); Encyclopedia of Sex and Gender (2007), andEncyclopedia of Women and World Religions (1999).

• Introduction by Diane Apostolos-Cappadona PART I. Mary Magdalene in the Modern Age 1. Defining the Real Mary MagdaleneJoan E. Taylor 2. Mary Magdalene as a Social/Cultural/Political Model for WomenAdriana Valerio 3. Noli me Tangere in a Reflection on Touch, Taboo, Clergy Child Sexual Abuse, and Pastoral CareKarlijn Demasure 4. Mary Magdalene through the Lens of Mental Health, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Kate Mroz 5. A Broken Record? A Feminist Exploration of Mary Magdalene in MusicSiobhán Jolley 6. Mary Magdalene in Modern Visual and Popular Culture (including documentaries)Lucy Bolton 7. The Fictional and Gnostic Mary MagdaleneMary Ann Beavis PART II. Scriptural to Patristic Foundations 8. Mary Magdalene in the Synoptic Gospel NarrativesMelanie A. Howard 9. Mary Magdalene in the Gospel of JohnReimund Bieringer 10. Mary Magdalene in The Gospel of Mary Magdalene, The Gospel of Thomas, The Gospel of Philip, First Apocrypha of James, The Sophia of Jesus Christ, and The Dialogue of the SaviorKaren L. King 11. Mary Magdalene in Patristic LiteratureElizabeth Schrader Polczer 12. Mary Magdalene in Theological Perspective across Gospel TextsDorothy A. Lee PART III. Mary Magdalene in Early to Medieval Christianity 13. Mary Magdalene in the Greek Orthodox Tradition: From the Patristic Era to the Seventeenth CenturyVicky Foskolou 14. Magdalene Pilgrimage Sites:North and SouthJoanne W. Anderson 15. Mary Magdalene in Western Christian Medieval Tradition: An Overview of Scholarship Theresa Gross-Diaz 16. Mary Magdalene in Christian Hymnody, Liturgical Music, and DramaPeter V. Loewen 17. Mary Magdalene Within and Beyond the Medieval Cloister Katherine L. Jansen PART IV. Mary Magdalene from the Renaissance to the Present 18. Theological Revisioning from Jacques Lefèvre d'Étaples to Reformed Views of Mary Magdalene: Scriptural and TheologicalRalph Keen 19. Reformation Perspectives on Mary Magdalene from Luther to Zwingli and CalvinSteven W. Tyra 20. Northern Vernacular Traditions of Mary Magdalene, especially Protestant Prints, Music, and Performance ArtsBobbi Dykema 21. Mary Magdalene in Italian-Language Dramatic Works after TrentKelley Harness 22. Mary Magdalene in Early Modern Visual and Material Visual CultureMichelle Moseley-Christian PART V. Mary Magdalene: Global Dimensions 23. Mary Magdalene as Patron of Feminist Politics and TheologyLieke Wijnia 24. Mary Magdalene Across the Borders in the Global SouthHugo Córdova Quero and Christian Mor 25. Mary Magdalene in AfricaTeresa Okure 26. Mary Magdalene in Roman Catholicism: Spain, Portugal, and IberoamericaHugo Córdova Quero and Anderson Fabián Santos Meza 27. Seeing Mary Magdalene through the CenturiesDiane Apostolos-Cappadona