Miraculous Virgin, 15 cm

Description Miraculous Virgin, 15 cm

We offer you, among our choice of statues of the Virgin Mary, this model that shows the Mother of God in the attitude she had when she appeared at the rue du Bac. This statue of the miraculous Virgin in resin imitation ivory measures 15 cm high.
Our Lady stands on a half sphere, as well as on the miraculous medal to show that Mary is our Queen and that our planet is like her throne. His eyes are inclined towards our world to symbolize the maternal solicitude of the Blessed Virgin Mary towards each one of us. Our Lady holds under her virginal foot the head of the tempting serpent of Genesis, for she is the new Eve who shatters Satan through Jesus, her Divine Son. Besides, she is victorious of the Demon because she has never sinned. She is the Immaculate Conception, that is to say that during her life, she not only did not commit any personal sin, but was preserved from the stain of original sin from the very moment of her conception in foresight of his divine maternity. On this statue, the holy Virgin holds her hands spread toward the ground. On the miraculous medal, light rays emerge from her hands to symbolize the graces she pours on the world when asked. This statue of the Mother of God will help us to raise our souls to Paradise where we are waiting for by the one who is also our Mother in the supernatural level. It is quite obvious to offer this statuette on the occasion of a first communion, a profession of faith or a confirmation. We can still give it to friends that we want to entrust to Notre Dame. Or, quite simply, it can be acquired to keep an image of Mary at home. Do not fail to pray to her with the invocation that Our Lady herself has taught to Saint Catherine Labouré, the seer of the Rue du Bac: "O Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to you. "
The small size of this statue of the Virgin makes it easy to have it in your luggage when you go on a trip.
About the medal of the Rue du Bac:
In 1830, during appearances rue du Bac in Paris, Notre-Dame asked Saint Catherine Labouré to strike a medal representing her in this position with rays that emanate from her hands, a symbol of the graces that Marie obtains for every person who asks with confidence. The wearing of this medal is bound with promises: "All those who wear it will receive great graces by wearing it around their necks, and the graces will be abundant for those who will wear it with confidence". Innumerable conversions, healings, extraordinary protections have given this medal its fame, which is why Christians call this medal or miraculous statue.