Glow-in-the-Dark Our Lady of Fatima Devotional Statue
This devotional statue of the Virgin Mary was purchased from the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima in Portugal, a revered shrine commemorating the Virgin’s apparitions to three shepherd children in 1917. Since then, the sanctuary has become a significant destination for Roman Catholic pilgrims, particularly on the apparition anniversaries of May 13 and October 13.
In Catholic tradition, devotional statues have long served as tangible representations of holy figures, offering the faithful a way to connect with sacred presence. This particular statue is crafted from glow-in-the-dark plastic and depicts the Virgin Mary in gracefully flowing robes adorned with hand-painted gold accents and a crown. At her feet rest three doves—a symbolic tribute to the legendary three doves said to have stayed by the original statue as it was carried the 70 miles from Cova de Iria, where the Virgin appeared, to the Church of Our Lady of Fátima in Lisbon.
Standing at approximately 3.5 inches, this plastic statue rests on a base marked with a “FATIMA” label, capturing both its origin and the devotion it embodies. After exposure to light, the statue glows softly in the dark, lending an ethereal touch to its presence.
This devotional statue of the Virgin Mary was purchased from the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima in Portugal, a revered shrine commemorating the Virgin’s apparitions to three shepherd children in 1917. Since then, the sanctuary has become a significant destination for Roman Catholic pilgrims, particularly on the apparition anniversaries of May 13 and October 13.
In Catholic tradition, devotional statues have long served as tangible representations of holy figures, offering the faithful a way to connect with sacred presence. This particular statue is crafted from glow-in-the-dark plastic and depicts the Virgin Mary in gracefully flowing robes adorned with hand-painted gold accents and a crown. At her feet rest three doves—a symbolic tribute to the legendary three doves said to have stayed by the original statue as it was carried the 70 miles from Cova de Iria, where the Virgin appeared, to the Church of Our Lady of Fátima in Lisbon.
Standing at approximately 3.5 inches, this plastic statue rests on a base marked with a “FATIMA” label, capturing both its origin and the devotion it embodies. After exposure to light, the statue glows softly in the dark, lending an ethereal touch to its presence.
This devotional statue of the Virgin Mary was purchased from the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Fátima in Portugal, a revered shrine commemorating the Virgin’s apparitions to three shepherd children in 1917. Since then, the sanctuary has become a significant destination for Roman Catholic pilgrims, particularly on the apparition anniversaries of May 13 and October 13.
In Catholic tradition, devotional statues have long served as tangible representations of holy figures, offering the faithful a way to connect with sacred presence. This particular statue is crafted from glow-in-the-dark plastic and depicts the Virgin Mary in gracefully flowing robes adorned with hand-painted gold accents and a crown. At her feet rest three doves—a symbolic tribute to the legendary three doves said to have stayed by the original statue as it was carried the 70 miles from Cova de Iria, where the Virgin appeared, to the Church of Our Lady of Fátima in Lisbon.
Standing at approximately 3.5 inches, this plastic statue rests on a base marked with a “FATIMA” label, capturing both its origin and the devotion it embodies. After exposure to light, the statue glows softly in the dark, lending an ethereal touch to its presence.
