The Virgin Mary

The Virgin Mary, also known as Mary of Nazareth, is revered in Christianity as the mother of Jesus Christ. According to Christian belief, she was a young woman chosen by God to miraculously conceive Jesus while remaining a virgin. She is honored for her faith, humility, and obedience to God's will. Mary holds a central role in Christian theology, symbolizing purity, devotion, and divine grace. She is venerated in many Christian traditions, especially in Catholicism and Orthodox Christianity, where she is also called the Mother of the Church and a model of faith for believers.