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Our Lady Of Fatima - Large



The statue is of Our Lady of Fatima, a Marian apparition that occurred in Portugal in 1917. The statue is made of cast marble and is white in color. It is 200mm L x 170mm W x 580mm H. The statue is also available in bronze, brass, silver, or hand painted. The statue is approved by the Holy See and is a holy site for pilgrimage. The statue is also celebrated on May 13th. more details
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  • Statue is of Our Lady of Fatima, a Marian apparition that occurred in Portugal in 1917
  • Statue is made of cast marble
  • Statue is white in color


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Model Number STAT035
Description
The statue is of Our Lady of Fatima, a Marian apparition that occurred in Portugal in 1917. The statue is made of cast marble and is white in color. It is 200mm L x 170mm W x 580mm H. The statue is also available in bronze, brass, silver, or hand painted. The statue is approved by the Holy See and is a holy site for pilgrimage. The statue is also celebrated on May 13th.

Our Lady of Fatima Marble Statue
- Beautiful statue. Excellent details
Dimensions: 200mm L x 170mm W x 580mm H
Please note that all our Marble statues are made on order. Lead time therefore is approximately 10 working days.


Our statues are priced for


"Cast Marble White".

All products are also available in Bronze, Brass, Silver or Hand Painted



at an additional cost - please email us orders@catholic-shop.co.za for a quotation on any one of the alternative options.




Our Lady of F*tima





Our Lady of F*tima as described and personally approved by

Sister L*cia

.

Location


F*tima, Portugal


Date

13 May - 13 October 1917

Witness


L*cia Santos



Jacinta and Francisco Marto


Type


Marian apparition


Holy See approval

1930, during the pontificate of

Pope Pius XI


Shrine


Sanctuary of Our Lady of F*tima

, F*tima, Portugal


Feast day: May 13

The Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, appeared six times to three shepherd children ("The Three Seers") near the town of Fatima, Portugal between May 13 and October 13, 1917. Appearing to the children, the Blessed Virgin told them that She had been sent by God with a message for every man, woman and child living in our century. Coming at a time when civilization was torn asunder by war and bloody violence, She promised that Heaven would grant peace to all the world if Her requests for prayer, reparation and consecration were heard and obeyed. In all Her appearances at Fatima, the Blessed Mother repeatedly emphasized the necessity of praying the Rosary daily, of wearing the Brown Scapular of Mount Carmel and of performing acts of reparation and sacrifice. To prevent the terrible chastisement at the hands of Russia and to convert "that poor nation", Our Lady requested the solemn public Consecration of Russia to Her Immaculate Heart by the Pope and all the Catholic bishops of the world. She also asked that the Faithful practice a new devotion of reparation on the first Saturday of five consecutive months ("The Five First Saturdays") The heart of Our Lady's Message to the world is contained in what has come to be called the "Secret" which She confided to the three child seers in July 1917. The Secret actually consists of three parts, the first two of which have been publicly revealed. The first part of the Secret was a horrifying Vision of hell "where the souls of poor sinners go" and contained an urgent plea from Our Lady for acts of prayer and sacrifice to save souls. The secohell4.jpg - 9.6 Knd part of the Secret specifically prophesied the outbreak of World War II and contained the Mother of God's solemn request for the Consecration of Russia as a condition for world peace. It also predicted the inevitable triumph of Her Immaculate Heart following Russia's consecration and the conversion "of that poor nation" to the Catholic Faith. The last part of the Secret (often called the "Third Secret") has not yet been made public, but was written down by Lucy Dos Santos, the last living Fatima seer, in 1944 and has been in the possession of the Holy See since 1957. Most informed sources speculate that this portion of the Secret concerns chaos in the Catholic Church, predicting widespread apostasy and a loss of faith beginning in the seventh decade of the 20th Century.
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