Our Lady of the Assumption is a title given to the Virgin Mary, recognized in the Christian tradition for her belief that she was taken up into heaven at the end of her earthly life. This event, known as the Assumption, is celebrated on August 15 each year. The doctrine emphasizes Mary's role as the mother of Jesus Christ and her special place in heaven. The feast of Our Lady of the Assumption is significant in many cultures and is observed with various traditions, including processions and special masses. It is particularly important in the Catholic Church, where it highlights the belief in the resurrection and eternal life for all believers.