All About Mary
The angel to whom Mary said "Yes!" when he announced to her that she would bear the son of God.
St. Gabriel the archangel
This man was the husband of Mary, and was like a father/step father to Jesus.
St. Joseph
Saint whose Feast Day is celebrated on December 12.
Our Lady of Guadalupe (La Virgin de Guadalupe)
Who is the Patron Saint of our church?
Saint Joseph
The elderly cousin whom Mary visited during her pregnancy.
ELIZABETH
These sisters were disciples of Jesus who often welcomed him into their home and had a brother named Lazarus.
Saints Martha and Mary?
Our Lady of Guadalupe (La Virgin de Guadalupe) appeared to this Saint and his feast day is December 9
St. Juan Diego
This Saint is the patron Saint of animals.
Who is Saint Francis of Assisi?
The oldest and most important feast day of Mary.
SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD (Jan 1)?
This woman was one of Jesus' closest disciples, and the first person to encounter him after the Resurrection.
MARY MAGDALENE/ Maria Magdalena
Her feast day is October 5 and she is credited for the Divine Mercy devotion and image.
St. Faustina
Who is the Patron Saint of lost thins?
Saint Anthony of Padua
The doctrine that teaches that Mary was conceived without Original Sin.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION?
These three Saints are known as the Archangels and their Feast Day is September 29.
St. Michael, St. Gabriel and St. Raphael
Saint whose feast day is October 18. He is also the author of one of the Gospels and the Acts of the Apostles.
St. Luke
Whos is the Patron Saint of kindness?
Saint Vincent de Paul
The event in which Mary was assumed, body and soul, into heaven.
ASSUMPTION
This Saint was Jesus's cousin and is known for Baptizing people with water and for announcing the Messiah.
St. John the Baptist?
How many Marian feast days are there?
4- Roman Marian feast of Purification, Annunciation, Assumption and Nativity of Mary
Which Saint keeps us safe?
St. Christopher
Did you know that the St. Christopher medal began as a Catholic notion, but has since spread to people of different religious backgrounds. The medal originates from worship of the figure of St. Christopher, a martyr that lived during the 3rd century during the time of the Roman empire.