Proceeds went to charity, and €40,000 was raised for Our Lady's Hospital for Sick Children, Crumlin in Dublin.
General Hospital | Lady Gaga | hospital | My Fair Lady | Massachusetts General Hospital | All My Children | Save the Children | Guy's Hospital | children's book | St Bartholomew's Hospital | Johns Hopkins Hospital | Married... with Children | Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady Ogilvy | St. Jude Children's Research Hospital | First Lady of the United States | Children's literature | Lady Antebellum | Hospital | McLean Hospital | Children of Bodom | Lady Macbeth | Our Lady Peace | Middlesex Hospital | children's literature | Princess Margaret Hospital | Lady Chatterley's Lover | Westminster Hospital | St George's Hospital | Mount Sinai Hospital | Lady and the Tramp |
The vessels now carry names deriverd from one of the many Our Lady titles of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of Jesus, or from Catholic saints.
This church was redesigned at the beginning of the 14th century and dedicated to Our Lady and Saint George.
Her name is possibly a variant of Stella Maria, a pseudo-Latin phrase that approximates "star of the sea" (see also Stella Maris).
OLSH is an acronym for "Our Lady of the Sacred Heart," which could in turn refer to institutions such as schools or churches.
Stella Maris Monastery, the foundation house of the Carmelite order was established on Mount Carmel, Israel, in the early thirteenth century.
•
This aspect of the Virgin has led to Our Lady, Star of the Sea, being named as patroness of the Catholic missions to seafarers, the Apostleship of the Sea, and to many coastal churches being named Stella Maris or Mary, Star of the Sea.
Formerly Our Lady's Catholic High School, its name changed after being awarded Specialist Sports College status in September 2003.
The new hospital would amalgamate the secondary and tertiary care functions of three existing children's hospital in Dublin: Crumlin Hospital, Temple Street Hospital and Tallaght Hospital.
Our Lady, Star of the Sea - a translation of the Latin Stella Maris - is the Blessed Virgin Mary in her aspect as a guide and protector to those who work or travel on the sea and under which title she is venerated in many Catholic seaside communities.
There are references to the altars of Our Lady, St Peter (1464) and St Olaf (1535), and also to St Gertrude's chapel (1497) although it is uncertain whether it was in the church itself.
He prolonged the day of hospitalization to wait for the statue of Our Lady, a gift from the Italian Catholic Medical Association.