When the Twelve Apostles had either betrayed, denied, or forsaken Jesus, four faithful women kept vigil at Jesus’ crucifixion and stood near his cross—these four women were his mother, his aunt, Mary Clopas, and Mary Magdalene. And the woman who is mentioned most in the New Testament, even more than the mother of Jesus, is Mary Magdalene—the most faithful of all Jesus’ disciples and the woman who would become the Easter Evangelist and the Apostle to the Apostles.