Saint Rita Holy Water Font in Resin – 13 cm
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Saint Rita Holy Water Font
This home holy water font depicts Saint Rita of Cascia wearing her religious habit and holding a cross. Roses appear at the base of the composition—one of the most recognisable symbols associated with her life and devotion. The white finish highlights the details of the figure, garments and floral decoration.
Saint Rita is venerated as the patron saint of difficult and seemingly hopeless causes. Her image recalls perseverance in prayer, forgiveness and trust in God during times of suffering. Placed near the entrance, the font allows household members to use holy water and make the Sign of the Cross when leaving or returning home.
The font is made of resin, a material that allows the details of the relief to be reproduced clearly. The lower section forms a small vessel for holy water. Designed for wall mounting, it may be placed near the front door, in a bedroom or in a home prayer corner.
A Saint Rita holy water font can also be given as a meaningful religious gift to someone devoted to the saint or entrusting a difficult intention to her intercession.
Product details
- material: resin
- colour: white
- image: Saint Rita with a cross and roses
- height: 13 cm
- small vessel for holy water
- designed for wall mounting
FAQ
What do the roses associated with Saint Rita symbolise?
During Saint Rita’s final illness, a rose was brought to her from her family garden in Roccaporena despite the winter season. It became a symbol of hope and grace received even in seemingly impossible circumstances.
Where should the holy water font be placed?
It is traditionally hung near the main entrance. It may also be placed in a bedroom or home prayer corner.
Is the font intended to hold holy water?
Yes. The lower part forms a small vessel designed to hold blessed water.
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