A unique stone from an unearthed synagogue where Jesus could have prayed has returned to its home in the Galilee and the Magdala stone is expected to be a special draw for visitors. Deemed by experts as one of Israel’s most important discoveries, the Magdala stone spent years with the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) and then went on an international tour with showings in New York and Rome. Magdala Magdala Hotel / מלון מגדלה #Magdala #JesusWalks #Bible #HolyLand #Galilee | Jerusalem Dateline

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"Magdala, la experiencia más hermosa de mi vida sacerdotal." P. Juan Solana, LC | Magdala en Español

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"Recorriendo la Tierra Santa de la mano de San Lucas" Es una peregrinación virtual que sigue el año litúrgico Ciclo C, diseñada para profundizar en el Evangelio de cada domingo. Este programa incluye 52 meditaciones, con 42 basadas en las enseñanzas de San Lucas y 10 en las de San Juan, ofreciendo una experiencia completa a lo largo del año litúrgico. 🕊️ A través de estos videos, exploraremos los lugares sagrados donde la Palabra de Dios se manifestó, en sintonía con el calendario litúrgico. Es

It's surprising how few first-century synagogues remain in Galilee. The Magdala synagogue, found in 2009, is a stunning exception. Richly decorated, it held 100-150 people. The town had around 10,000 residents, meaning only a fraction attended. Learn more about its history! #Magdala #Synagogue #Galilee #Archaeology #FirstCentury #History | Patheos | Facebook

9.3K views · 350 reactions | Our Israel Tour journey continued at two powerful places: the Jordan River and the Magdala Synagogue. At the Jordan River, we remembered covenant, obedience, and new beginnings. At Magdala, we stood in a first-century synagogue where Jesus Himself taught. Sacred reminders that the Word became flesh and walked among us. #bbmisraeltour2025 #bbmisraeltour | Dr. Billye Brim | Facebook

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