In the Christian scriptures, the "Magdalene" is Mary Magdalene, one of the earliest disciples of Jesus Christ who is increasingly recognized as an Apostle. Although traditionally she has been identified as a reformed prostitute, there is no evidence in the text to support this assumption other than that she was a "sinner" who repented and became a saint. The term "magdalene" does not have a clear definition on which all scholars agree. Although it tends to be associated with a place, region or village that may have been the woman's home (similar to Paul of Tarsus or Jesus of Nazareth,) this has not been supported by textual or outside evidence. Some scholars suggest that it refers to "high place," or "the high one," or even, "Her Highness," leading to speculation that Mary Magdalene was held in high regard by the early Church.
That information is not recorded in the Bible.
Mary Magdalene is indeed mentioned in the Bible. If you are referring to writings under her name, then these are not in the Bible because they contain details which are untrue.
No pope ever made such an order as the birth and death of Mary Magdalene never appeared in the Bible.
The first time she is mentioned in the Bible is in Luke 8:3.
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Firstly Mary Magdalene never wrote any book in the new testament.
There is nothing in either scripture nor in tradition that mentions Mary Magdalene ever being pregnant.
You appear to be confusing fiction with scripture. There is no such statement in the Bible.
Mark 16:9
The Bible does not tell us a thing about Mary Magdalene's childhood and in fact it does not tell us much about her adulthood.
Some believe that the woman that Jesus saved from being stoned by the crowd was Mary Magdalene. The Bible does not specify who the woman was, however.