Is this quote actually in the Gospel of Mark?
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No, the only women who talk in the Gospel of Mark were:
- Woman with hemorrhage
- Herod's sister-in-law
- Maid asking St. Peter if he knew Jesus
If this is just someone being philosophical, but not specifically Biblical, I'd imagine they're talking about the first person, whom Jesus healed when she touched "the hem of His garment". As Jesus said "her faith has healed her".
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