Whom did the Blessed Virgin Mary visit?

In Luke 1 whom did Mary go to visit?

AnswerIn Luke chapter 1, Mary went to visit her cousin, Elisabeth.

Who is Mary the Blessed Virgin?

The Blessed Virgin Mary is the woman whom God chose to bear His Son, Jesus. Though many different things are taught about her, Christians all belive the above statement. Mary was a young woman from the town of Nazareth in Galilee who was asked by God to become the mother of His son, Jesus.

Who was the patron saint of the artist?

St. Luke is the most celebrated, as it was believed he himself was a painter to whom is attributed the oldest icon of the Blessed Virgin Mary. There is also St. Catherine of Bologna and Blessed Angelico, who is up for canonization.

What are the main things about Mary the mother of God?

The main thing about the Blessed Virgin Mary is that she was chosen by God to be holy and undefiled so that she could be the Mother of Our Blessed Lord and Savior. Thus, she became the Queen of Heaven, through whom all blessings have flowed in the order of our salvation.

Why is bernadette a good name for confirmation?

Saint Bernadette was a young, very sickly girl to whom the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared several times. Bernadette (later Sister Marie-Bernard) prayed fervently, and offered her entire, short life (she died at 35 years of age) to God, through the Blessed Virgin Mary. She was a shining example of denying yourself, picking up your cross daily and following Our Blessed Lord.

Why was Saint Guadalupe canonized?

Saint Juan Diego, to whom the Virgin Mary appeared as Our Lady of Guadalupe, played a significant role in spreading the message of the apparition. The Church recognized his devotion and the miracles associated with the apparition, leading to the canonization of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

To whom did the Blessed Virgin Mary appear at Fatima?

Roman Catholic AnswerOur Blessed Lady appeared to three peasant children, Lucia Santos, Jacinta Marto, and her brother Francisco from 13 May to October 13, 1917.

Why is Our Lady's Chapel in the Roman Catholic cathedral so important?

Catholic Answer Roman is an epithet first commonly used in England after the protestant revolt to describe the Catholic Church. It is rarely used by the Catholic Church. The Lady Chapel in a Catholic Cathedral is important because it is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the mother of Jesus. The Blessed Virgin is very important in Catholic theology, as she is the Mediatrix of Grace. This is no way detracts from Our Blessed Lord's role as the Mediator between God and man. But God, not us, chose the Blessed Virgin Mary to be His Son's mother. In other words, the only way in which God did enter the world was through the mediation of the most humble, holy woman who ever lived on this earth - the Blessed Virgin. He could have chosen any way in the world to do it, he could have just shown up, but He chose to be born of the Virgin, and to be raised in a human family, and live in a human family for thirty years! We ignore how God chose to do things at our own peril. The Lady Chapel, the Chapel behind the High Altar is dedicated to the woman through whom our Salvation came, and the woman through whom God mediates all grace to those on earth.

What is a noun that answers to whom or for whom?

Give the letter to Mary. to whom?The letter is for Mary. for whom?

Why did Jose Rizal wrote the poem To Virgin Mary?

The meaning of the poem "To the Virgin Mary" by Jose Rizal is love. Its meaning is that love can conquer fear, even when it comes to death and that the tough times can lead to the ultimate freedom.

What is the proper devotion to Mother Mary?

.Catholic AnswerThe proper devotion to Our Blessed Lady, the Blessed Virgin Mary, is known in the Church as hyperdulia, it is a Latin term. The Latin term dulia (from the Greek douleia) is the reverence of a disciple for his master or a servant for his lord, it is the term used by the Church for the honor due to saints and angels as friends of God. Hyperdulia is beyond that as referring to the Blessed Virgin who is not only a friend of God, but the spouse of the Holy Spirit and the mother of Our Blessed Lord, Jesus Christ. All of which is infinitely below latria which is the adoration due to God alone (what the protestants call "worship") .from Modern Catholic Dictionary by John A. Hardon, S.J. Doubleday & Co., Inc. Garden City, NY 1980Hyperdulia. The special veneration due to the Blessed Virgin Mary. It is substantially less than the cultus latria(adoration), which is due to God alone. But it is higher than the cultus dulia (veneration), due to angels and other saints. As the Church understands the veneration of Mary, it is to be closely associated but subordinated to that of her Son. "The various forms of piety towards the Mother of God, which the Church as approved within the limits of sound and orthodox doctrine according to the dispositions and understanding of the faithful, ensure that while the mother is honored, the Son through whom all things have their being and in whom it has pleased the Father that all fulness should dwell, is rightly loved and glorified and His commandments are observed" (Second Vatican Council, Lumen Gentium, VII, 66). (Etym. Latin hyperdulia, virtue of deep submission)

In the Passion of the Christ who was the man with Mary Magdalene and the virgin Mary?

According to the Gospel of John it is "the disciple whom he loved", John. No mention is made of any other male witness in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark or Luke.