Saint Mary
Bethlehem's blessed virgin
Saint Mary most often refers to Mary, mother of Jesus—the Virgin Mary, venerated across Christian traditions and central to Catholic and Orthodox devotion.
Churches, schools, hospitals, and places named Saint Mary honor her: Saint Mary's Cathedral, the University of Saint Mary.
The name also designates other biblical or canonized women named Mary, distinguished by epithets: Saint Mary Magdalene, Saint Mary of Egypt.
- motherFemale parent
- childPerson before puberty
- graceEffortless beauty of motion
- iconPictorial screen symbol
- GuadalupeMexican religious icon's name
prayer · rosary beads · Pietà · sanctuary · blessing · Magnificat · halo · devotion · chapel · Queen of Heaven · Lourdes · blue · stained glass · Jesus · shrine · church bells · holy · Madonna
- SaintsJoan of Arc, Mother Teresa, Pope John Paul II, Thomas More, Thomas Becket
- Early SaintsAgatha, Apollonia, Valentine, Damian, Cornelius
- Antigua ParishesBarbuda
- holy womenabbesses, holy women, nuns, prioresses, religious sisters
- Saint Artholy card, reliquary, halo, nimbus, aureole
- Ethiopian Faithdrumming, processions, monastic orders, monastic life, hermits
Saint MarySatan
Judeo-Christian arch-enemy of God
Lucifer · Judas Iscariot · Beelzebub · demons · fallen angels
Saint MaryEve
Genesis matriarch
Lilith · Judas Iscariot · Delilah · Salome · temptresses
saint, Mary, Saint, Saints, Marilyn, Marie, Marian, Marietta, Mariah