Our Lady of Sorrows

Our Lady of Sorrows is a special name for Mary, who was the mother of Jesus. She is called this because she experienced a lot of sadness and pain during her life. When Jesus was born, Mary had to give birth in a stable because there was no room for them in the inn. Later, she and Joseph had to flee to Egypt with baby Jesus to escape from a king who wanted to harm him.

As Jesus grew up and began his ministry, Mary watched him perform miracles and preach to crowds. However, she also witnessed him being mistreated and eventually being sentenced to death on a cross. Mary stood at the foot of the cross and watched her son die. Her heart was full of sorrow and pain.

After Jesus died, Mary went on to spread his message of love and forgiveness. She eventually died and was taken up to Heaven. Catholics believe that Mary is an important figure in their faith and that she can intercede for them with God. They also believe that she can help them when they are sad or going through difficult times, because she herself experienced so much sorrow during her life.

So, Our Lady of Sorrows is a special name for Mary because of all the pain and sadness she experienced during her life, particularly watching her son Jesus die on the cross. Catholics believe that she can help them when they are sad or in need of comfort.