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  Original Air Date: 6/25/2009 7:00 PM UTC

  The Book of Love

  Kathleen McGowan is an internationally published writer whose work has appeared on five continents and in at least fifteen languages. She has spent twenty years researching the legends surrounding the Gospel of Mary Magdalene on four continents. The author says that those guarding the tradition of Mary Magdalene opened their doors to her because of her connections to an ancient French family that traces its roots to Mary Magdalene, her birth date, and her possession of a special ring. McGowan commented, “Mary Magdalene’s story is the greatest story never told. My interest in Mary Magdalene was sparked by my discovery that part of my family believes it is related to an ancient French lineage that traces its roots to her descendants. This link opened doors that have been closed to other writers and allowed me to do unique research on four continents. I am thrilled to be working with Touchstone and Simon and Schuster because they have given me the opportunity to present Mary’s story to the broadest worldwide audience with the absolute integrity it deserves.”
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  • Mary Magdalene
  • Gnostic Gospels
  • Kathleen McGowan
  • Book of Love
  • The Expected One
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• Original Air Date: 6/11/2009 4:00 PM UTC

  The Lady In Blue

  Marilyn Fedewa will join Cynthia to talk about her brand new book The Mystical Lady In Blue. The story is about Sor Maria de Agreda who lived in the 1600s. She had the spiritual gift of bilocation and meditation. She befriended and converted thousands of Native Americans without ever leaving her convent in Agreda, Spain. You will hear about the miracle of the 2 crosses with the Jumanos near what is today known as paint Rock, Texas. Maria was challenged by the Spanish Inquisition, wrote a book called The Mystical City of God and went on to be one of the most powerful women of her time.
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  • Maria de Agreda
  • Agreda Spain
  • Lady In Blue
  • Jumanos
  • Marilyn Fedewa
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