Byzantine icon showing the Mother pointing toward her Son as the “Way”. Prototype for guidance depictions in the East. Once enshrined in Constantinople.

Eastern icon where faces of Mother and Child gently touch. Represents compassion and divine tenderness. Russian copies spread its fame.

Image noted for one loose sandal on the Child’s foot. Popularized by a missionary congregation in the 19th century. Invoked for urgent help and family protection.

Young peasant girl saw this figure in a grotto near the Pyrenees. A spring of healing water emerged there. Later declared linked to the Immaculate Conception.

Series of apparitions to three shepherd children during wartime. Message centered on prayer, penance, and consecration. Culminated in the Miracle of the Sun witnessed by thousands.

Eastern depiction with arms raised in prayer and a medallion of Christ on her chest. Symbol of the Church receiving the Word. Painted above sanctuary domes in Byzantium.

Dark-skinned icon scarred by swords, kept in a Polish monastery. Credited with national deliverance during invasions. Pilgrims address her as Queen and Protectress.

Statue connected with a house believed to be the Virgin’s dwelling. Flown miraculously from the Holy Land, legend says.

Medal design revealed in a Paris convent vision Inscription: "conceived without sin, pray for us" Promotes confidence in divine mercy

Marble column supports an ancient statue in Spain Linked with the apostolic mission to Iberia Considered Europe’s earliest Marian shrine

Title proclaimed after a decisive naval victory in 1571 Pope ordered thanksgiving processions using a string of beads Feast fixed every October 7

Mountain-linked image bearing a small brown scapular. Associated with a mendicant order’s spirituality. Feast celebrated in July.

Ornate image honored after defending Manila from foreign fleets

First canonically crowned image in Asia

Ivory image famed for healing petitions and student exams. Pilgrimage site in northern Luzon. Canonically crowned in the 1920s.

Wooden image carried in an annual river procession Devotees affectionately call her “Ina” Center of Bicolano faith and festivals

Statue kept on a hill east of Manila Traditionally prayed to by voyagers before journeys Title includes the word “Peace”

Ancient painting housed in Rome visited by popes before and after travels Regarded as the city's guardian icon Resides in the Basilica of St. Mary Major

Vision on a parish wall during famine years Included silent figures of Mary, Joseph, and John the Evangelist Became Ireland’s national shrine

Russian icon celebrated for saving the capital from invasion. Example of the “Tenderness” type. Dates to the 12th century.

Greek monastery icon titled “Keeper of the Gate” believed to guard the holy mountain from enemies still honored by monks on Mount Athos

Image discovered floating near a coastal fortress Protector of sailors and seafarers in Cavite Annual festivities mark naval victories

Statue pierced with seven symbolic swords Represents the prophecy of Simeon fulfilled at Calvary Feast kept in mid-September

Statue brought to the islands by Magellan’s expedition, Presented to a newly baptized queen, Considered the country’s oldest Christian image

Icon showing Mother and Child enthroned in majesty, Common subject of Byzantine apse mosaics, Symbolizes the Church glorified with her Lord

Renaissance painting with cherubs beneath a cloud-borne Virgin, among the masterpieces of Raphael, famous for its serene composition.

Statue with heart encircled by thorns radiating light encourages acts of reparation and consecration, central to 20th-century Marian devotion.

Canadian shrine associated with a miraculous frozen river crossing, Pilgrimage site known as “Notre Dame du Cap”, Patroness of a North American nation

Wooden carving venerated in the Andes blends native and Spanish symbolism.

Ivory image rescued from volcanic floods in Pampanga - Associated with the Rosary and resilience - Crowned after surviving lahar disasters

Peace monument statue on EDSA highway - Commemorates a bloodless revolution - Hands outstretched in blessing over the city

Black Madonna in southern Italy - Processed on Good Friday by prisoners and penitents - Represents comfort for the marginalized

Icon with veil spread wide over kneeling faithful - Symbol of divine protection celebrated October 1

Originated from Byzantine liturgy

Fresco in Roman catacombs dating to the third century. Earliest known portrayal of Mother and Child. Found in the Cemetery of Priscilla.

Argentine image dressed in national colors associated with a river miracle halting oxen declared patroness of Argentina

Russian icon richly adorned with gold and blue robes. Long considered the nation’s spiritual palladium. Copy housed in St. Petersburg cathedral.

Painting in a Quebec church depicting healing after epidemic. Later linked to Eucharistic devotion. Called the “Weeping Madonna” for miraculous tears.

The wooden statue enshrined east of Quito is known as:

Patroness of Ecuador Select the correct answer.

Sculpture inside Manila’s cathedral dedicated to the Immaculate Conception Patroness of the Philippines’ capital city Depicted crushing the serpent

Icon once carried before Byzantine armies Believed to ensure victories when displayed on city walls Later transferred to Russian devotion

Statue in northern Italy known for consoling prisoners. Associated with miracles of liberation. Worshippers call her “Mama Schiavona”

Small Marian image venerated by mountaineers near Cebu’s highest peak. Locals call her “Birhen sa Kasakit”. Represents compassion amid suffering. Select the correct answer.

Basilica mosaic showing the Virgin seated beside the Christ Child in glory Located in Ravenna, Italy Reflects imperial imagery of early Christianity

Shrine in central Luzon dedicated to reconciliation after war Patroness invoked for national healing Recognized as

Icon in Eastern churches where Christ blesses with right hand Commonly paired with Greek letters MP ΘΥ ('Mother of God') Signifies doctrinal emphasis from Council of Ephesus

Statue located on a mountain ridge overlooking Baguio symbolizes peace and devotion among northern pilgrims and serves as a landmark for travelers.

Spanish image credited with victory over Moorish forces Became symbol of Christian reconquest Housed in Asturias

Image painted on silk preserved in Vienna after tears were seen on its face. Associated with Eucharistic miracle in 1697. Originated in Hungary. Which is the correct answer?

Wooden icon from Constantinople showing Mother and Child blessing. Brought to Rome by Eastern monks after the Crusades. Influenced later Western portrayals. Which is the correct answer?

Vision occurred in 1846 to two shepherd children in the French Alps. The figure wept and warned against blasphemy and neglect of Sunday rest. Known for the message of reconciliation and conversion. Which is the correct answer?

Apparitions to a teenage girl in 1858 near a grotto. A miraculous spring appeared where the Lady stood. Later identified herself with a dogma defined four years earlier. Which is the correct answer?

1531 event involving a recently converted indigenous man. Roses blooming in winter served as a heavenly sign. Led to the conversion of millions in the Americas.

1917 series of visions in Portugal witnessed by three children. Final apparition accompanied by the Miracle of the Sun. Emphasized the Rosary and consecration to the Immaculate Heart. Who was the apparition?

Apparition in Belgium, 1932, to five children near a convent garden. The figure called herself 'the Virgin of the Golden Heart.' Messages centered on prayer and trust in her maternal love. Who was the apparition?

1933 apparitions to a poor girl in the Ardennes, Belgium. The Lady identified herself as the 'Virgin of the Poor.' Encouraged bringing the sick and suffering to her. Who was the apparition?

Apparition in Ireland in 1879, witnessed silently by many villagers. Vision included St. Joseph and St. John the Evangelist beside the Lamb. No words spoken, only a vision of peace and hope. Who was the apparition?

Apparition in Paris in 1830 to a Daughter of Charity novice - Vision led to the creation of a medal promoting trust in divine protection - Associated with miraculous conversions and healings Which location is associated with the Miraculous Medal?

1842 conversion of a Jewish atheist on the streets of Rome - Vision of a radiant Lady calling to faith in her Son - Event confirmed devotion to the “Miraculous Medal”. Which location is associated with this event?

Apparition in Rwanda between 1981 and 1989 - Calls for repentance and reconciliation before national conflict - Only approved African Marian apparition

Which apparition was first officially approved by a bishop?

Where did the 1877 apparition urging catechesis and conversion of children occur?

Only Church-approved apparition in the United States

1947 apparition to a simple man in post-war Italy Delivered a message of peace and repentance to the world Shrine later recognized by the local bishop

1949 apparition in France to a widow who later founded a lay community. Message emphasized humility and fidelity to the Church. Approved by local bishop as 'worthy of belief'.

Apparition in 1876 near Paris to a humble laywoman. The Lady appeared surrounded by roses. Messages focused on renewal of faith and Eucharistic devotion.

1798 apparition to a Carmelite nun during the French Revolution. The figure promised protection for those devoted to her. Linked to the revival of Marian devotion in post-revolutionary France.

Apparition in Naples, Italy, to a nun devoted to the Sacred Hearts

Where did this apparition inspire devotion to the Sorrowful Mother?

1873 apparition to a 13-year-old shepherd boy in the French countryside. Local bishop later approved the devotion. Where was this apparition approved?

1911 apparition to a laywoman in Ecuador. Later recognized by Church authorities as prophetic. Where was this apparition recognized as prophetic?