Examples of 'mary holding' in a sentence
Meaning of "mary holding"
Mary holding: This phrase typically refers to someone named Mary physically carrying or grasping onto something. It can also be interpreted as Mary being emotionally or symbolically supportive
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There is the young Mary holding her son.
Mary holding the body of Christ.
A series of steps lead to a shrine of Mary holding a world globe.
They usually show Mary holding the infant Jesus in an informal and maternal manner.
Two other angels fly over Mary holding her crown.
St Mary holding the dead Son.
It is a traditional depiction of mother Mary holding her child in her arms.
Mary holding the Christ child on her lap, angels around her singing and playing music.
Someone else noted that the image appears to be of Mary holding an infant.
It is a picture of Mary holding the infant Jesus.
That theological concept takes pictorial form in the image of Mary holding her infant son.
It shows the Virgin Mary holding Jesus and surrounded by three rings of angels.
There he discovered the statue of the Virgin Mary holding the keys.
The Virgin Mary holding a book.
There is also a rock pillar looking like a Virgin Mary holding Jesus Crist.
See also
Pietá, or Mary holding the body of Jesus.
And there was an alcove with the Virgin Mary holding her infant son.
This tattoo comprises of Virgin Mary holding a Mary which people take it as Jesus.
A Pietà is meant to show the Virgin Mary holding the crucified Jesus.
I saw Tom and Mary holding hands.
And when the light dissipates, there is Mary holding Christ in her arms.
The sculpture depicts the Virgin Mary holding Christ as a baby in her arms.
Have you seen the image of the Virgin Mary holding the baby Jesus?
This painting depicts the Virgin Mary holding her son Jesus in her arms.
Tom saw John and Mary holding hands.
This is a depiction of Mary holding the Baby Jesus.
Opposite them stands the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child surrounded by angels.
Michelangelo 's Pietà shows Mary holding the dead body of Jesus.
