Saint Mary (mother of Jesus)

Saint Mary, also known as the Virgin Mary, is honored as the mother of Jesus Christ in Christianity. Believed to have lived in the Holy Land around the 1st century, she is revered for her faith and obedience to God's will. According to biblical tradition, she was a humble, devout woman chosen by God to conceive Jesus through the Holy Spirit, remaining a symbol of purity and devotion. Mary holds a central role in Christian theology, especially in Catholicism andOrthodox Christianity, where she is venerated as the Mother of God and a compassionate intercessor.