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We owe our faith to Semitic Christians like Mary Magdalene. With this debt in mind, we should hear her voice in Palestinian cries for justice in our day. Her feast day is July 22. Credit to the Artist © St. Mary Magdalene, Br. Robert Lentz; Courtesy of Trinity Stores, www.trinitystores.com, (800.699.4482)
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Jul 22, 2023 · As women begin reclaiming their ancient rights in the Church, Mary Magdalene challenges all Christians to reexamine their cultural prejudices about sex and leadership. The inscription at the bottom of the icon reads: "Saint Mary Magdalene" in Syriac, a dialect of the language spoken by Jesus.
Apr 5, 2020 · St. Mary Magdalene, by Robert Lentz, OSB. Easter A – April 12, 2020. Since our theme is Mary Magdalene, consider this prayer of the day I composed: Almighty God, you granted the apostle Mary Magdalene to be the first witness of the resurrection, and the first to announce the good news.
Jul 21, 2013 · To celebrate the event, the Cathedral commissioned an icon from Robert Lentz, who is presently a Franciscan friar. Partly because of his Eastern Christian religious background, Lentz has a...
Robert Lentz is a Franciscan friar whose innovative icons are known throughout the world. He is a member of Holy Name Province, and is stationed in Silver Spring, Maryland at Holy Name College.
Robert Lentz OFM (born 1946) is an American Franciscan friar and religious icon painter. He is particularly known for incorporating contemporary social themes into his icon work. He belongs to the Order of Friars Minor, and is currently stationed in Holy Name Province.
"The Mary Magdalene icon by Robert Lentz (1990) in the Chapel of Grace baptistry shows a dark-skinned intensely-gazing Magdalene, based on the famous National Geographic photo of Afghan refugee Sharbat Gula. Mary's name is inscribed below in Syriac, and she holds an egg.
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