No. Matthew 1:25 says that Joseph "had no union with her until she gave birth to a son." But after his birth it is recorded in The Bible that Jesus had siblings (eg. Matthew 12:46 "While Jesus was still talking to the crowd, his mother and brothers stood outside, wanting to speak to him."..... I think the whole immaculate conception thing was a one time offer. Guessing these siblings happened the normal way then, so no, she did not remain a virgin. If you want more information check out the website below:
Roman Catholic AnswerYes, the Blessed Virgin Mary remained a virgin before, during, and after the birth of Our Blessed Savior. This has been a dogma of the Church since the very beginning, and consistently taught as such for twenty centuries. Remember here that we are talking about the Mother of God. For a complete discussion of the Blessed Virgin see the Catholic Encyclopedia article below:from A Biblical Defense of Catholicism, by Dave Armstrong, Sophia Institute Press, © 2003
The Perpetual virginity of Mary
Pope Paul IV, in his Constitution, Cum Quorumdam Hominum, of 1555, expressed the constant teaching of the Catholic Church concerning both the virgin birth of Jesus Christ and the perpetual virginity of Mary:
We question and admonish all those who . . . have asserted, taught, and believed . . . that our Lord . . . was not conceived from the Holy Spirit according to the flesh in the womb of the Blessed Mary ever Virgin, but, as other men, from the see of Joseph . . . or that the same Blessed Virgin Mary is not truly the mother of God and did not retrain her virginity intact before the birth, in the birth, and perpetually after the birth. (In Neuner and Dupuis, The Christian Faith, 217. See CCC, pars 484-486, 496-498, 502-506, 510, 723 (for the virgin birth); pars 499-501, 507, 510, 721 (for the perpetual virginity of Mary))
The Greek word for brother in the New Testament is adelphos. The well-known Protestant linguistic reference An Expository Dictionary of the New Testament Words defines it as follows:
1. Male children of the same parents . . .
2. Male descendants of the same parents, Acts 7:23, 26; Hebrews 7:5 . . .
4. People of the same nationality, Acts 3:17, 22; Romans 9:3 . . .
5. Any man, a neighbor, Luke 10:29; Matthew 5:22, 7:3;
6. Persons united by a common interest, Matthew 5:47;
7. Persons united by a common calling, Revelation 22:9;
8. Mankind, Matthew 25:40; Hebrews 2:17;
9. The disciples, and so, by implication, all believers, Matthew 28:10; John 20:17;
10. Believers, apart from sex, Matthew 23:8; Acts 1:15; Romans 1:13; 1 Thessalonians 1:4; Revelation 19:10 (the word sisters is used of believers, only in 1 Timothy 5:2) . . . . (Vine, An Expository Dictionary of New testament Words, Vol. 1, 154-155.)
It Is evident, therefore, from the range of possible definitions of adelphos, that Jesus' "brothers" need not necessarily be siblings of Jesus on linguistic grounds, as many commentators, learned and unlearned, seem to assume uncritically. Be examining the use of adelphos and related words in Hebrew, and by comparing Scripture with Scripture ("exegesis"), one can determine that most sensible explanation of all the biblical date taken collectively. Many examples prove that adelphos has a very wide variety of meanings:
In the King James Version, Jacob is called the "brother" of his Uncle Laban (Gen. 29:15; 29:10). The same thing occurs with regard to Lot and Abraham (Gen. 14:14; 11:26-27). The Revised Standard Version uses "kinsman" at 29:15 and 14:14.
Use of brother or brethren for mere kinsmen: Deuteronomy 23:7; 2 Samuel 1:26; 1 Kings 9:14, 20:32; 2 Kings 10:13-14; Jeremiah 24:9; Amos 1:9).
In Luke 2:41-51, ... it is fairly obvious that Jesus is the only child....
Jesus himself uses brethren in the larger sense: Matthew 23:8, 23:1; 12:49-50.
The term Firstborn means pre-eminent and nowhere assumes later siblings, etc.
Yes, Mary gave birth to the Son of God, Jesus Christ.
No
The Bible say, Mary was betrothed or married to Joseph, but she did not have relation with any man.
Yes. She married Joseph.
Yes, she remained a perpetual virgin.
The Virgin Mary (of Galilee)
Mother Mary - the Virgin mother of Jesus Christ.
Mother Mary - the Virgin mother of Jesus Christ.
Mary raised Jesus in he village quietly.
The Blessed Virgin Mary. Christ Made her Our Mother too.
Mainly for being the mother of His Holiness Jesus Christ.
Father- God/Joseph Mother- Virgin Mary
The mother of St. Anne, the mother of Mary, the Blessed Virgin and mother of Jesus Christ, is unknown to history.
No, Never, the Immaculate Conception refers to the conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the womb of her mother, Anne. Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ, was NOT conceived, He was incarnated in the womb of the Blessed Virgin nine months before Christmas.
The Virgin Mary's life was very blessed. She was the mother of Jesus Christ. She gave birth to him in a manger in Jerusalem.
St. Anne was the Blessed Virgin Mary's mother, and thus was the grandmother of Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ.
No. Jesus mother (Mary) was a virgin. God had just blessed her with Jesus without any intercourse with a male. Jesus was the blessing himself.