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Tradition holds that on the 24th March 1320, two criminals were condemned to be burned to death. One of these criminals called on the Blessed Virgin Mary and, after invoking her name, stood on the flames and remained unhurt, while the second criminal was entirely consumed. Pope John XXII recognised this as a miracle and instructed that a chapel called Our Lady of Miracles be built at the execution site.
High quality statue made from a strong and lightweight resin, making it easy for handling. Expertly sculpted using traditional moulds. Hand painted with fine attention to detail. Ideal for indoor and outdoor use, with an optional weather-proof coating to allow for outdoor display. Eyes are painted on the statue as standard. For a real-life look, fitted glass eyes are available as an optional extra.
Church furnishings may incur additional delivery costs; this is dependant on shipping location, with a minimum delivery charge of £24.99.
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Tradition holds that on the 24th March 1320, two criminals were condemned to be burned to death. One of these criminals called on the Blessed Virgin Mary and, after invoking her name, stood on the flames and remained unhurt, while the second criminal was entirely consumed. Pope John XXII recognised this as a miracle and instructed that a chapel called Our Lady of Miracles be built at the execution site.
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