The micronarrative in Jn 19:25-27 contemplates, in a special way, the coexistence among people. In regard, the four women nearby the cross – Jesus mother, her sister, Maria de Clopas, and Maria Magdalena – represent a living together which there already was, based on familiarity, neighborhood and gender. On the other hand, the crucified insists on a new kind of coexistence. The new relationship must find out its foundation in a kind welcoming to others, specially, those wronged that because of this have their dignified survival threatened. This new coexistence must not eliminate the ancient familiarity. This article proposes an exegetical study of Jn 19:25-27, starting with a linguistic-literary analysis of the micronarrative. Subsequently, it will be valorized the parallelisms in the Gospel according to John. The theological study will describe the details in regard to the coexistence favored by the crucified. As remarkable characters, Jesus mother and the beloved disciple acquire an extraordinary symbolism in this context.