Yes she was. It is Catholic doctrine that Mary, born without Original Sin, did not have to undergo corruption (decay). It is called the Assumption. There are two equally valid thoughts and both are acceptable to the Church:
1.) On the day her time on earth was over, Mary was assumed, body and soul, into heaven.
2.) Mary died and was buried. A short time later her body was taken into heaven and reunited with the soul. Apocryphal writings seem to support this. Purportedly, the Apostle Thomas was not present at Mary's death but arrived about three days later. When they took him to the tomb they found it empty. All that remained were the burial cloths. This would parallel the resurrection of Jesus. He spent three days in the tomb before rising.
It is the assumption. Mary's body and soul were taken up to heaven.
Mary was taken body and soul into heaven. That is what is celebrated on the Feast of the Annunciation. The doctrine leaves it open as to whether Mary was taken to heaven before death or shortly thereafter. Most theologians believe that she died a natural death and was then assumed into heaven.
Mary did not ascend into heaven, she was taken (assumed) into heaven. Only Christ ascended under his own power. Mary was taken, body and soul, either at the end of her earthly years or within a short time after her death.
Yes, the Catholic doctrine of the Assumption states that Mary, because she was conceived without sin, was assumed body and soul into heaven.
It is believed that the Virgin Mary was assumed body and soul into Heaven.
Mary didn't die. She was assumed Body & Soul into Heaven.
Because God in heaven chose her to be the mother of Jesus
Mary never died. She was assumed Body & Soul into Heaven.
If you are referring to the Blessed Virgin Mary, she was assumed, body and soul, into Heaven so she is not buried. If she was buried, her body remained in the tomb only for a short time before she was taken into heaven. There is a tomb in Jerusalem and another in Ephesus that some claim were the place where Mary was placed after death, if she died.
At the time of her death, or shortly thereafter, Mary's body was taken into heaven and reunited with her soul. She was 'assumed' (taken up by God) and did not ascend under her own power as did Christ. The Assumption is celebrated on August 15.
It could have happened either way and the doctrine of the Assumption has not defined it. It is most probable that she died and, shortly after she was buried, her body was taken to Heaven to be united with her soul.
At the end of her life, the Blessed Virgin Mary's was assumed into heaven body and soul. We do not have a year, but the feast of the Assumption, on August 15, celebrates this event.