St. Mary Magdalen by Vincent McNabb (1942) is a spiritual and theological reflection on the figure of Mary Magdalene in the Christian tradition. The author portrays Mary Magdalene as an example of true repentance, deep love for Christ, and steadfast fidelity, especially during the events of Jesus' passion and resurrection. The author interprets the Gospel accounts contemplatively, highlighting Mary Magdalene's inner journey from her former life to a spiritual closeness with Jesus Christ. This book is not merely narrative but also invites readers to reflect on the deeper meaning of repentance, divine love, and spiritual life through the example of Mary Magdalene.