Mary I Tudor (1516–1558) – the first crowned queen of England, remembered as Bloody Mary. Daughter of Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, she ruled from 1553 to 1558 and sought to restore Catholicism in England. Her reign was marked by religious persecution, political unrest, and a controversial marriage to Philip II of Spain. Though often judged harshly, Mary ruled in a time of deep division and uncertainty. A queen shaped by faith, fear, and power. #MaryITudor #BloodyMary #TudorEngland #Britis

2.8K views · 30 reactions | Learn why Mary I, “Bloody Mary” earned her notorious nickname, part of her role in the volatile rise of the Tudor dynasty. Visit The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England exhibition, on view now through May 14th. Ticket link in bio. | The Cleveland Museum of Art | Facebook

275K views · 4.8K reactions | Women dressed modestly which is simply called Hijab in England, 1901Google Mary the mother of Jesus in all the pics you’ve find them portraying her wearing his Hijab | The Deen Show | Facebook

623 reactions · 68 shares | Join us in worship this week, when we will be celebrating the Festival of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Rev Mark Hewerdine will lead our online service from St Chad's Ladybarn, exploring The Magnificat as a vision of the Kingdom of God. Follow our page to watch from 9am on Sunday. | The Church of England | Facebook

26K views · 3.5K reactions | Mary Ever Virgin: Sermon by Fr Simon Heans, Administrator of the National Shrine of St Augustine. A Day With Mary, National Catholic Shrine of St Augustine, Ramsgate, Kent, England. Saturday 14 July 2018. | A Day With Mary | Facebook