In recent years Mary Magdalen has come to prominence. The 2003 novel The Da Vinci Code revolved around the "true story of Mary Magdalen as suppressed by the Church" and the idea of religious truth through coded messages.
But fact is stranger than fiction for in 1986 the spirit of Mary Magdalen was sent to us to tell the true story of Jesus. She told of the trials and tribulations of their lives together and of the cruel death of the man she loved. She told what really happened on that first Easter morning.
How do we know her story is true? From the meaningful coincidences over the past 19 years which have precisely authenticated her message and its warnings.
What matters is not Mary's body but her spirit. Her messages tell us of the past, her past, but warns of the future, our future.
She talks about her day-to-day relationship with Jesus, the man she loved and whom the Church called Saviour, Messiah and God. It is full of happy moments in their lives together but it is also poignant and sad as her anguish at knowing Jesus would be taken from her becomes reality.