No. Mary Magdalene came from Magdala, hence her name. There are no records to say that she had any brothers or sisters, which would have been mentioned if she had any, especially as Jewish society was very family-orientated.
Mary of Bethany came from a small settlement near Jerusalem called Bethany, and had one sister, Martha and a brother, Lazarus who all lived together in a house in the village.
It was believed that Martha and Mary Magdalene (Mary of Bethany) were sisters by pope Gregory I's Homily 33, in which he stated that the Magdalene was both sister of Martha, and the unnamed sinner who anoints Jesus. Yet, Martha's sister is referred to as Mary of Bethany in the Gospel of Luke. In 1969, the Catholic Church officially declared Mary Magdalene, Mary of Bethany, and the unnamed sinner as 3 different women. According to the new Catholic denomination, Mary Magdalene and Martha are not sisters.
The origins of Mary Magdalene are shrouded in mystery. Some feel she was from the village of Magdala on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee. Others state that her name was Mary Magdalene and it was no reference to her place of birth. Some say she is one and the same as Mary of Bethany, the sister of Saint Martha. Others state these were two distinct individuals.
The sister of Lazarus and Mary was St. Martha. See the Gospel of John, Chapter 11 and 12.
Scripture tells us that Mary Magdalene was a sinner before she met Jesus and repented of her sins. Jesus drove seven demons from her. Mary became a loyal disciple of Jesus and frequently traveled with him and the apostles. She and her sister Martha occasionally entertained Jesus and the apostles at their home in Bethany and provided them with food and hospitality. Mary Magdalene was present at the crucifixion of Our Lord and also encountered Jesus in the garden after the resurrection and was the first of the disciples to see him.As per the Catholic Encyclopedia, Mary Magdalene, Mary of Bethany and Mary the Sinner are one and the same. This view is not held by some Protestant denominations, however. Some say she was a prostitute but there in no scriptural evidence to support this and that view is not held by the Catholic Church.
The Catholic Church has always considered Mary of Bethany and Mary Magdalen to be one and the same. She was the sister of Martha and Lazarus of Bethany. Some Protestants differ and say they were two distinct individuals. I guess that is why they are called Protestants.
Well, isn't that an interesting thought? Veronica and Mary Magdalene are actually two different individuals from biblical stories. Veronica is known for wiping the face of Jesus on the way to the crucifixion, while Mary Magdalene is known for being a devoted follower of Jesus and witnessing his resurrection. It's wonderful to explore these stories and learn more about the inspiring people in them.
She was born in the same way any other human being was born.
Most evangelists do not tell, and there has been extensive theological discussion which of the several Mary's mentioned all over the New Testament actually was Mary Magdalene. John 11:1-2 seems to indicate that she was the sister of Lazarus (the guy who rose from the dead) and Martha.
Five. Mary, who bore Jesus. Mary Magdalene Mary, Lazarus' sister. Mary, the wife of Clopas, believed to be the same Mary as the mother of James the less and Joseph. Mary, mother of Mark and sister of Barnabus.
No one had last names as we know them in those days. Occasionally people were known by two or more first names - as examples John/Mark (who wrote Marks gospel), Peter/Simon, Paul/Saul, and even Jesus/Emmanuel. If there were two or more people in an area who had the same name, to differentiate between them, a characteristic, or ancestor, or district from where they came was used. As an example, James, the brother of John and James son of Alphaeus were both disciples, as were Simon (also called Peter) and Simon the Zealot, and Judas and Judas Iscariot (Judas from Iscaria) - the one who betrayed Jesus. In the case of Mary Magdalene, there are several Marys in the stories of Jesus. There is Mary the mother of Jesus, Mary of Bethany (who was the sister of Martha and brother of Lazarus), and Mary Magdalene. 'Magdalene' simply means 'from Magdala' a village near Jerusalem, and hence she could be called 'Mary of Magdala' which means the same thing. Therefore 'Magdalene' is not a 'surname' but a description of Mary to differentiate her from the others in the stories of Jesus. There are about 6 different 'Mary's' mentioned in the Gospels -it was a popular name - so nicknames were used to differentiate them.
Mary Magdalene was not selling her self. she was having sex with 5 men.not at the same time.Christ did marry her. They had 1 child here on earth.She held a office job in a city.Look close at the last supper. How her arms are. The baby was left out of the picture
Mary Magdalene, or Magdalen is the same,( she came from Magdala, town on the Sea of Galilee) Luke 8:2 And certain women, which had been healed of evil spirits and infirmities, Mary called Magdalene, out of whom went seven devils, Matthew 27:55 And many women were there beholding afar off, which followed Jesus from Galilee, ministering unto him: Matthew 27:56 Among which was Mary Magdalene, and Mary the mother of James and Joses, and the mother of Zebedee's children.