Mary, Queen of Apostles

Mary, Queen of the Apostles, is a title given to Mary, the mother of Jesus, emphasizing her special role in the Church. It reflects her as a guiding and nurturing figure for the apostles (Jesus’ core followers) and all Christians. The title recognizes her as a spiritual queen, honored for her unwavering faith and leadership in spreading Jesus’ message. Celebrated as a feast day, it highlights her importance in the story of Christianity and her ongoing spiritual authority and influence within the Church community.