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When gender roles in the Gospels surprise you
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America Magazine
Don’t you love when gender roles in the Gospels surprise you?
The three women Luke names are Mary Magdalene, Joanna and Susannah.
Among Jesus’ friends, people took on roles that benefited the group as a whole.
Luke’s account teaches us that women were not relegated only to the roles we might expect.
Mary, Joanna, Susanna and the women not even named here remind us that we can think beyond the roles society might have set out for us.
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