In The Rejected Gospel of Mary Magdalene, Fr. Paul H. Kizito, OSA, sets out on a groundbreaking journey into one of the most mysterious and controversial books of early Christianity. It is a rediscovery of Mary Magdalene's neglected gospel, a text that has been lost to years of quiet and misinterpretation. This is not just another version of her story.

As a follower, teacher, and the first person to witness the Resurrection, Mary Magdalene has been misrepresented for centuries as a "penitent sinner," obscuring her vital role. In her account, what did the early Church fear? In what way does the rejection of her message reveal something about Jesus' teachings and the nature of humanity?

The secret to unlocking this is this book:

A Complete Translation of Mary Magdalene's Gospel: You can read and think about her life-changing lessons since they are delivered in an approachable manner.
Examine how her gospel contradicts accepted ideas about God, salvation, and sin in Explorations of Early Christianity.
Examine Mary's spiritual beliefs, her conception of love and oneness, and the soul's journey to God from a feminine point of view.
Revealed Hidden History: Discover the reasons behind the silencing of her voice and how her narrative changes the perception of women in early Christianity.
The Rejected Gospel of Mary Magdalene offers a vision of faith that rises above fear, embraces love, and recovers the lost voices of the past. It is ideal for anybody who is interested in spiritual truth, historical exploration, or who is doubting the stories of traditional Christianity.