This image shows the title of Mary that never ceases to capture the imagination and really helps shed some light on the Passion of Our Lord.

This image of Mary is said to be a miracle rather than the work of any particular artist and a manifestation of the power and love of God.

This image reminds us that we can all fly to Mary in prayer when we are in great need or in general because her help is perpetual as is her love for us.

This image represents the pregnant Blessed Virgin before the coming of Jesus Christ.

 This image shows when the Virgin Mary appeared for the first time on May 13, 1917 to three young shepherds in Fatima, Portugal.

Pope Francis fell in love with this image of Mary when he was studying in Germany in the 1980s.

The history of this image comes from her Marian apparitions which took place in the Chapel of the Rue du Bac in Paris which has become a very popular pilgrimage site.

This statue refers to the events that took place in 1858 at the Massabielle Grotto with the Virgin and the 14 year old Saint Bernadette.

This image of Mary shows the tenderness that coexists between the Blessed Mother and Christ.

It marks the period of The Blessed Mother’s ascent to heaven. For some areas, this feast day is a holy day of obligation.

This day commemorates the apparition of Our Lady to St. Simon Stock, an English Carmelite monk. Our Lady was holding the Child Jesus in one arm and the Brown Scapular in the other during her appearance.

On this feast day, we honor the Blessed Mother as the Mother of Jesus Christ.

In this feast day, the Catholic Church honors the Queenship of the Blessed Mother. This is considered an extension or prolongation of the celebration of the Assumption.

In this feast day the Catholic Church celebrates the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

This is the feast of the Annunciation which celebrates Angel Gabriel announcing to the Virgin Mary that God chose her to be the mother of His only son.

During this day, the Catholic Church celebrates and commemorates the apparition of Our Blessed Mother to Saint Bernadette Soubirous at the town of Lourdes in southwestern France.

This feast honors the Blessed Mother and the Immaculate Conception’s Solemnity, celebrating Our Blessed Mother’s conception without sin. This day is considered a Holy day of obligation.

Previously this feast was known as the feast of “Our Lady of Victory,” which honors the naval victory of Europe against Turkish invasion in the 16th century.

On this day, the Church celebrates the anniversary of the apparition of Our Lady in 1917 at Fatima, Portugal.