St. Mary Magdalene and the Royal House of New Bethany
St. Mary Magdalene carries a unique inheritance, one of profound grace and mystery.
Mystical France is the clearing of Being taking hold of us. It is grounded in the Catholic faith and sacraments, True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the combined spirituality of St. Joan of Arc and St. Thérèse of Lisieux. This expression can help anyone interested in making their journey to the Kingdom of God in the company of Mary and the saints. The specifics of one's journey will differ, of course, but the trail is the same. When we travel together, we each have our own experience of the journey, but the pathway is the same.
As demonstrated in the alethic aura of this expression, we have a course to follow with the aid of the saints. This course reveals our story, our mythology, as the irresistible draw on our spiritual journey. Mystical France emerges in the pure night of faith as we make this journey.
In Mystical France we have a true family in the Heavenly Feast of the Tabernacles. We have a Heavenly Queen in the universal Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary and a royal lineage through St. Mary Magdalene.
Through the silent Being of Magdalene’s glory bestowed by the Holy Trinity, that royal lineage emerges as an encounter running through our lives. Our Lord taught us to pray that the Father's Kingdom would come, His will would be done, on earth as it is in Heaven. That will and Kingdom appear through the spirituality of Mystical France as a royal household of “New Bethany” bequeathed to St. Mary Magdalene, truly the faithful sister of Jesus and Mary from the foot of the cross to the tomb of the resurrection to the shores of Provence.
It is from St. Mary Magdalene that we, on our behalf as mere and miserable sinners, receive our royal inheritance in Mystical France. It is to this supernatural “crowning” in the royal line of New Bethany that Joan of Arc guides us through the shimmering silent Being of Mystical France. We are spiritual Kings and Queens of France by a supernatural act of grace through the combined hearts of St. Joan and St. Thérèse.