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St. Pio Resin Statue

St. Pio Resin Statue

$26.95 - $26.95
$26.95
$26.95 - $26.95
$26.95

Description:

A classic St. Pio Resin Statue is a symbol of our faith in St. Pio. The carefully made adaptation of St. Pio features durability, and a price that cannot be beaten in the market is what makes this item a must-have. This lovely vintage religious item would make a perfect addition to your religious home decor, home altar, or shrine.

Features:

  • St. Pio Resin Statue 
  • Patron Saint of Civil Defense Volunteers and Adolescents 
  • Feast Day - September 23
  • A stunning statue of St. Pio handcrafted by old masters 
  • Size: 6" H
  • Material: Resin 
  • Comes in a Milagros Signature Bellavista gift box for easy gift-giving and safekeeping
  • Highly recommended gifts and giveaways for those who have faith in St. Pio.
Item No.

AV-ND134

Product Information
  • St. Pio Resin Statue
  • Patron Saint of Civil Defense Volunteers and Adolescents
  • Feast Day - September 23
  • A stunning statue of St. Pio handcrafted by old masters
  • Size: 6" H
  • Material: Resin
  • Comes in a Milagros Signature Bellavista gift box for easy gift-giving and safekeeping
  • Highly recommended gifts and giveaways for those who have faith in St. Pio.
Story Behind the Product

Padre Pio, commonly known as St. Pio of Pietrelcina, was an Italian friar, priest, stigmatist and mystic, now venerated as a saint in the Catholic Church. Born Francesco Forgione, he was called Pius when he entered the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin. In 1956, Padre Pio founded the House for the Relief of Suffering, a hospital that serves 60,000 patients a year. He died on September 23, 1968, and was canonized in 2002.