A painting of a woman in a blue robe is flying through the sky

create a realistic image of Our Lady wearing blue and white clothing on the day of the “Assumption of Our Lady”, celebrated annually on August 15th, is one of the most significant dogmas of the Catholic Church. Proclaimed by Pope Pius XII in 1950, este dogma afirma than a Virgem Maria foi elevada ao céu em corpo e alma ao término de sua vida terrena. This belief reflects the purity and holiness of Mary, than, of the Assumption of Mary, who did not experience the corruption of the body after death. The Assumption is seen as a sign of hope and comfort for the faithful, indicando than todos os than seguem a Cristo também serão elevados à glória celestial. Explore the history, the theology and liturgical celebrations associated with the Assumption of Our Lady, and how this event continues to inspire the devotion and faith of Catholics around the world.