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Original Karl Demetz
Saint Scolastica of Nursia Figurine Models
This is a very beautiful statue of Saint Scolastica of Nursia carved in selected Maple wood and hand painted in permanent watercolors. The realism of this figurine is truly stunning. The sculpture shows all classical features with complete follow-through in detail.
This wood-carved Saint Scolastica of Nursia Figurine is available in different sizes and finishes.
Please do not hesitate to contact us at info@italianwoodcarvings.com for more information.
Feast day: February 10th
When did St. Scholastica live: in the sixth century
Biography:
Scholastica was born in Italy as sister of Benedict of Nursia. Following the example of her brother, she consecrated her life to God already in young years. She entered a monastery in Plombariola, five miles away from the monastery of St. Benedict. The siblings usually met once a year and discussed spiritual matters. During one visits, Scholastica asked Benedict to stay until the next day but her brother refused. Through prayer, a furious thunderstorm arose and Benedict could not return to his monastery. This was the list time the two siblings met each other. Scholastica died three days later in 543.
Patronage: St. Scholastica is patron saint of nuns, for rain, against thunderstorms and lighting, against cramps
Statues and wooden sculptures representing St. Scholastica - portrayal, imagery and emblem: St. Scholastica is shown as a nun with book, feather and dove.
When did St. Scholastica live: in the sixth century
Biography:
Scholastica was born in Italy as sister of Benedict of Nursia. Following the example of her brother, she consecrated her life to God already in young years. She entered a monastery in Plombariola, five miles away from the monastery of St. Benedict. The siblings usually met once a year and discussed spiritual matters. During one visits, Scholastica asked Benedict to stay until the next day but her brother refused. Through prayer, a furious thunderstorm arose and Benedict could not return to his monastery. This was the list time the two siblings met each other. Scholastica died three days later in 543.
Patronage: St. Scholastica is patron saint of nuns, for rain, against thunderstorms and lighting, against cramps
Statues and wooden sculptures representing St. Scholastica - portrayal, imagery and emblem: St. Scholastica is shown as a nun with book, feather and dove.
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