Saint Rita

Cross of Saint Rita

Saint Rita of Cascia, born in 1381, in Italy, was an Augustinian nun.

She married a violent man at a young age who ended up being murdered.

His two sons, angry at their father's death, wanted to avenge his murder. Saint Rita asked God to take them too, so that they would not commit mortal sin.

Her request was granted. A widow and alone, she wanted to enter the monastery of the Augustinian sisters, but her request was refused because they only accepted single women.

One night, while she was sleeping, in an apparition, Saint Augustine, Saint Nicholas and Saint John the Baptist asked her to follow them and took her into the monastery, and so the Augustinian sisters accepted her.

Saint Rita is the saint of impossible and desperate cases.

Collectible item in high quality resin;

Designed in Portugal;

More than a gift, it will be that gift that will make a difference in the heart of whoever receives it;
 
Size: 14 cm

 
Decorative item - Not a toy!

These figures help us to plant the seeds of faith and take root with God in the heart of each family.