#Mama Marie [Virgin Mary]

[banishedchildofeve]

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[babydolly77]

Mary prays the rosary for my broken mind ⋆. ♱ ˚｡⋆୨୧˚

[historian-in-pearls]

🩵🩵🩵Happy May 1st!!! Prepare for me to be absolutely feral celebrating Mama Mary all month long!!!🩵🩵🩵

[inspiredbyjesuslove]

[gay-poet-gabriel]

Our Lady of Sorrows...

Star of the Sea, Immaculate Lady Mary...you will always be my #1 girl <33

[catofoldstones]

not ned suffering hoe allegations for jon 😭 he’s truly the madonna figure in asoiaf 😭😭

[amor-madonna]

Marycore~♤♡◇♧

Glorious Queen of peace, grant us peace in our hearts, harmony in our families and concord throughout the world. Immaculate Mother, as patroness of our beloved country, watch over us and protect us with your motherly love. Amen.

[thesillyexpresser]

Ngl but the worldwide Miku trend kinda reminds me of all the different versions of Mary

[aeshnalacrymosa]

Hail Mary, full of grace, punch the Devil in the face!

Happy Birthday, Eema!

This was inspired from this artwork from a medieval manuscript...

Mary as Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal...

...and "Our Lady of Victory" by Hell's Enemy:

[inangkaliwanagan]

NUESTRA SEÑORA DE LA LUZ

[ynhart]

Lourdes

[delfindakila]

NUESTRA SEÑORA DEL SANTÍSIMO ROSARIO DE MANAOAG Nilikha ni Patrick Cabral

[inspiredbyjesuslove]

[historian-in-pearls]

Really though 😍🩵

[justjudethoughts]

Don't ever underestimate God's ability to show up in the mundane. When I started reading Lockwood & Co, I had no idea how important it would be to me, not just emotionally, but even for my faith. So here are some ways God used a series about ghosts to remind me I am loved:

I'm a cradle Catholic, but I suffer from severe Religious OCD. Devotion to the Blessed Mother has always been very important to me, but since a particularly bad relapse two years ago, Mama Mary has become hard for me to even think about. I, of course, felt guilty about this. What mother wants a daughter who can't even think about her? Who shrinks deeper into her seat when she sees images of her? A daughter who knows and believes all that this Mother wants is to guide her children to the Heart of her Son, yet still feels a knot form in the pit of her stomach the moment Marian theology is mentioned? What kind of mother has patience for that? The reoccuring Marian images in Lockwood and Co hit me hard. I wasn't expecting them, given the fact this isn't a "Christian" story. But they were there. And all I could think about was Mary showing up in something I love, whispering, "I'm still here. I still love you. I'm not mad. How could I hate a little girl my Son loved enough to die for? And this story that's important to you, it's important to me, too. Because it makes you happy. And so I'm here." It was a reminder that I am not my struggles. I am seen, and known, and loved.

At home between university semesters and very lonely, neurodivergent little me got to read about Lucy Mentally Ill Carlyle— spurned, abandoned, lonely and shattered— finding a family. While I was stuck in an ill-starred situationship that lasted much longer than it should have, I got to read about steady, kind, patient, and loyal masculinity in Lockwood. When I wondered, like I always do, who my oldest brother would have grown up to be if he was alive, I could daydream about Anthony and Jessica, feel the wrenching loss they both felt, the phantom limb of someone who is supposed to be there but isn't. I'm sure there is so much more, but these are the things I can think of at the moment. God took a story about ghost hunting and reminded me I am ridiculously loved and relentlessly pursued. That I am not alone. That I shouldn't settle. That I am more than my crosses. That I am worth being loved.

[fiat-veritas]

Hopefully you also get to learn a new Marian title or two from this poll… I did a lot of research!

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