Fate of Mary death or assumption

[dochawk]

I don’t pretend to be an expert on art history, but offhand I cannot think of a single representation by a Western artist - of any era - of Mary as either dying or dead.

I was saying the same until post 31 above . . .

hawk

 

[Fauken]

To further humiliate the victim. I believe that’s how crucifixions actually occured. The reason we see Our Lord with a cloth covering him is for modesty’s sake. The Apostle who was crucified upside down was St. Peter.

 

[lilypadrees]

She died and then was assumed into Heaven by the power of her Divine Son, Jesus.