Posted from Ireland · Collect in Roscommon
1 / 3
Our Lady of Fatima
Hand-painted resin
SIS-0023
€140
Choose
Quantity
In stock, ready to post
The measure
- Height
- 31″ · 80 cm
Hand-painted resin · 80 cm
Made to order
Would you like this statue in the exact size you need — or something else entirely? Whatever you want carved in marble, send it to us.
Get a quoteCare
Dust with a dry, soft cloth, and a dry soft brush for the folds and the face. For a mark, a barely damp cloth and nothing else — solvents, scouring creams and household sprays lift hand-painted detail and it cannot be repainted to match. Keep it out of long direct sunlight, which fades the colours over the years. Made for indoors. If you want this figure for a garden or a grotto, ask us — pieces meant to stand outside are finished differently.
Delivery
Posted anywhere in Ireland for €15.
If it arrives damaged, we replace it — shipping & returns.
About this piece
Our Lady of Fatima with the Immaculate Heart shown on her breast — the right hand raised, the left held out, a gold-edged mantle over the white gown, standing on the holm oak where the children saw her. Hand-painted resin at 80 cm: tall enough to carry a hall, small enough for a shelf that will take it.
Our Lady appeared to Lúcia, Francisco and Jacinta at the Cova da Iria on the thirteenth of each month from May to October 1917, standing over a small holm oak. She asked for the rosary said daily and for penance, and in June she showed the children her heart, encircled by thorns — the devotion to her Immaculate Heart that this figure carries. The last of the six apparitions was witnessed by a crowd of tens of thousands.
The devotion
Fatima changed how Ireland says the rosary. The short prayer Our Lady taught the children in July 1917 — “O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell; lead all souls to heaven, especially those most in need of thy mercy” — is the one said at the end of each decade in Irish homes and churches to this day.
This figure shows the Immaculate Heart on her breast, encircled with thorns, as Our Lady showed it to the children in June 1917. The devotion that goes with it is the Five First Saturdays: confession, Communion, the rosary and a quarter of an hour’s meditation, in reparation, on the first Saturday of five months running. Her feast is 13 May; Francisco and Jacinta were canonised on that day in 2017.
Where it suits
Painted resin lets the Immaculate Heart, the gold-edged mantle and the holm oak be seen, which suits a hall, a family rosary corner, a May altar, or a classroom or parish room where the rosary is said. It is made for indoors.
Questions
- Is this Our Lady of Fatima or the Immaculate Heart of Mary?
- Both: it is Our Lady of Fatima with the Immaculate Heart shown on her breast, as the children saw it in June 1917. We list it under both titles.
- Is it resin or marble?
- Hand-painted resin. There is also a hand-carved marble Our Lady of Fatima.
- Can it go outdoors?
- No, it is made for indoors. If you need a Fatima figure for a garden, ask us — marble can be carved to order.
- How is it delivered?
- Hand-painted resin is posted to any address in Ireland at one flat rate per order, however many pieces are in it, and you get a tracking link by email when it leaves us. You can also collect it free in Termonbarry, Co. Roscommon, arranged with Thomas on WhatsApp. If it arrives damaged, send us a photograph within 48 hours and we replace or refund it — see shipping & returns.
