Mary, what can be said about Mary

An investigation into the fascinating universe that surrounds the figure of Mary of Nazareth.

For 2000 years, Mary, the mother of Jesus, has been the most represented woman in the world. What can we learn about our societies by exploring the representations of a young Jewish girl who became the most famous woman in humanity? What did we want him to say? Looking more closely at the thousand faces that have been given to her by painters and sculptors over the centuries, a story of the place of women is told. And today, at a time of deconstruction of the patriarchal model, Marie could have many things to tell us...

Moving through its five parts, the work describes a cycle of birth through to death, depicting both an eternal, universal Mary, and an earthly Mary representing human life on Earth.

A miraculous conception. A merciless king. A murderous pursuit. Mary's journey to give birth to Jesus unfolds in this biblical coming-of-age epic.

A Christian icon for two thousand years and the Church’s most legendary sinner-turned-saint, Mary Magdalene’s underestimated role in Christianity is finally coming to light. With compelling evidence, this revealing program tackles the myths about the infamous and controversial Mary Magdalene. Questions are raised about Mary’s position in the early Christian movement, provoking some unexpected answers in this intriguing and momentous documentary.

Host Dr. Edward (Ted) Sri, is a Professor of Scripture and Theology at the Augustine Institute in Denver, Colorado. In this series, he presents a clear portrait of Mary as the first and preeminent disciple of Christ who hears the Word of God and keeps it in her heart. Sacred Scripture provides proof of Mary’s unique participation in Christ’s victory as the Mother of the Savior and all of us.

The story of Mary is reinvented, no longer a spectator but a courageous architect of her own existence.