María Magdalena: ¿por qué la Iglesia borró su verdad?

Mary Magdalene: The Pope Who Invented Her as a Prostitute and the 1,378 Years It Took to Correct Him In 1969, the Vatican published a correction. Not about doctrine. Not about dogma. About a woman who had been described as a prostitute for fourteen centuries in sermons, in paintings, and in the minds of a billion people. What that document said was simple: we were wrong. The problem is that the error could have been corrected in three minutes of reading. The original texts were there. And nobody did anything for 1,378 years. This video traces the thread from first-century manuscripts to a pope's homily in 591 that changed the history of a central figure in the New Testament. It's not theology. It's primary source research. ⏱ CHAPTERS 00:00 — 1969: The Vatican publishes a correction 00:47 — Fourteen centuries of silence on an obvious error 01:50 — Who she was according to the original first-century texts 02:29 — Luke 8:2: The seven demons and her own money 03:56 — What the four Gospels unanimously say 04:52 — The first witness to the resurrection: Apostola apostolorum 05:31 — Nag Hammadi, 1945: The Gospel of Philip and the missing word 06:50 — The Gospel of Mary: Peter against her 08:24 — The name you've been waiting for: Gregory I, 591 09:57 — The merging of three distinct women into one 11:25 — How art constructed reality for centuries 13:21 — The Eastern Church never accepted the Error 14:39 — Why it took until 1969 to be corrected 15:04 — The analysis of interests that historians do point out 17:18 — John 20: alone at the tomb, and the word Rabboni 18:52 — The oldest ending of the oldest gospel 20:18 — Female testimony in first-century Roman law 21:05 — The criterion of difficulty: why no one invents this 22:41 — The rehabilitation: 1969 and Francis in 2016 23:52 — Magdalene is not a surname. It is an identity 24:40 — The archaeology of Magdala and the Magdala Stone 25:26 — What the texts said from the beginning This channel doesn't preach. It investigates. Each week, the original texts of the New Testament are read with the same tools used to analyze any first-century historical document: political context, manuscripts, contradictions, motivations. No easy certainties. No imposed conclusions. You decide what to do with what you find. 🔔 Subscribe so you don't miss the next chapter. #MaryMagdalene #NewTestament #BiblicalHistory #Gospels #Vatican #GregoryTheGreat #NagHammadi #GospelOfMary #Resurrection #1stCentury #HistoryOfChristianity #Apostles #OriginalTexts #Bible #NewTestamentRevelations