Marys

But you are right on the money, the womenz are all Virgin Marys or Temptress Eves.

Never Mind About Those Cowboys 2010

Though he’s straight, he writes some of the hottest and filthiest gay — and lesbian — erotica around, as well as telling the gay coming of age story (as in Marys) with moving inspiration, proving that the erotocreative impulse is nature’s guaranteed genderfuck, a font of imaginative subversion that crosses, blurs and at times obliterates all gender and orientation lines.

M. Christian « Skid Roche 2007

Most anywhere you look, somebody will be selling miniature crosses and plastic Virgin Marys.

Ask an old gringo: Easter, cobblestones and WalMart 2008

Most anywhere you look, somebody will be selling miniature crosses and plastic Virgin Marys.

Ask an old gringo: Easter, cobblestones and WalMart 2008

And whatever may be the ultimate scope or result of your work at St. Marys, that is the highest service it will ever perform.

The Rapids Alan Sullivan 1907

The Magdalen is probably a personation of the perished city of Maguelonne, as one of the Marys is the Mar or Mere; and Martha, there can hardly be

In Troubadour-Land A Ramble in Provence and Languedoc 1879

There are many Latino, African, and Asian "Marys" and "Josephs" who are returned to deathly contexts because of U.S. immigration laws.

Brad R. Braxton: Getting in Front of Jesus: The Politics of Progressive Christianity (Part II) 2010

There are many Latino, African, and Asian "Marys" and "Josephs" who are returned to deathly contexts because of U.S. immigration laws.

Brad R. Braxton: Getting in Front of Jesus: The Politics of Progressive Christianity (Part II) 2010

The red "Marys," for example, are both made of the same fabric, but the bag is ruched and has a tassel, while the shoes are unadorned.

The Right Accessories for Evening 2009

Jesus, of whom their are two branches, the "Marys" who lead a contemplative life, and the "Marthas" who nurse the sick; they were founded at Starsburg in 1867, and brought to St-Quentin after the war of 1870-1.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913