Our Lady of Sorrows Statue 10.25" | Hand-Painted Resin | Seven Sorrows
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She stands in quiet grief — eyes downcast, hands cradling a crown of thorns, her Immaculate Heart ablaze and pierced by seven golden swords. This Our Lady of Sorrows 10.25" Statue captures one of the most theologically rich and tender images in all of Catholic devotion: the Mother of God sharing intimately in the suffering of her Son. Hand-painted in full color with a teal mantle, crimson gown, and luminous gold detailing on the heart and swords, this resin statue brings extraordinary sculptural depth to home altars, prayer corners, chapels, and sacred spaces of every kind.
The Seven Sorrows of Mary — from Simeon's prophecy to the entombment of Christ — are not merely historical moments. They are a map of maternal love taken to its fullest limit, and an invitation for every soul who has suffered to find companionship in her. Whether you pray the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows, observe her feast day on September 15, or simply seek her intercession in times of grief, this statue is a worthy focal point for that prayer.
Statue Details
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SKU 69103 |
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Height 10.25 inches |
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Material High-quality resin with hand-painted full-color finish |
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Iconographic Detail Immaculate Heart pierced by seven golden swords, crown of thorns held in hands, teal mantle over crimson gown, downcast contemplative gaze |
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Base Integrated stone-finish base for stable display |
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Feast Day September 15 — Our Lady of Sorrows (the day after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross) |
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Pairs Perfectly With Our Our Lady of Sorrows Prayer Card — keep her prayers close every time you come before this image |
Perfect For
| Home Altar or Prayer Corner — A devotional centerpiece for daily Marian prayer and the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows |
| Grief and Bereavement Gift — A deeply meaningful gift for those walking through loss, illness, or suffering who find comfort in Mary's maternal intercession |
| Lenten Devotion — An ideal focal point for prayer during the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary and the Stations of the Cross |
| September 15 Feast Day Gift — Honor Our Lady of Sorrows on her feast day with a statue worthy of the occasion |
| Parish Gift Shop or Chapel — A dignified size for parish libraries, adoration chapels, sacristies, and retreat center shelves |
| Catholic Hospital or Hospice Ministry — The Sorrowful Mother speaks a language of compassion that transcends words in places of illness and dying |
About the Devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows
The image of Our Lady of Sorrows traces to the prophecy of the elderly Simeon, who told Mary at the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple: "A sword will pierce your own soul too" (Luke 2:35). That sword became seven — each representing a defining moment of sorrow in Mary's earthly life, from the flight into Egypt to the burial of her Son. The devotion was formally embraced by the Church for centuries and given its own feast day, celebrated universally on September 15, the day following the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. To pray the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows — meditating on each grief in turn — is to stand with Mary at the foot of the Cross and unite our own suffering to Christ's redemptive work.
Pair this statue with our Our Lady of Sorrows Prayer Card to keep her traditional prayer close at hand every time you come before this image.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the Seven Sorrows of Mary? The Seven Sorrows are: (1) the prophecy of Simeon, (2) the flight into Egypt, (3) the loss of the Child Jesus in the Temple, (4) Mary meeting Jesus on the way to Calvary, (5) the Crucifixion, (6) the taking down of Jesus from the Cross, and (7) the burial of Jesus. Each sword piercing Our Lady's heart in this statue represents one of these sorrows. |
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What is the feast day of Our Lady of Sorrows? September 15 — celebrated the day after the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (September 14), linking Mary's grief directly to the redemptive mystery of the Cross. |
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What is the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows? A traditional Catholic prayer devotion in which the faithful meditate on each of Mary's seven sorrows while praying seven sets of seven Hail Marys. It is associated with St. Alphonsus Liguori and the Servite Order, who have long promoted this devotion. |
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Is this statue suitable for outdoor use? This statue is crafted from resin and intended for indoor display. For outdoor garden use, we recommend our weather-resistant stone or fiberglass statues. |
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What size is this statue? This Our Lady of Sorrows statue stands 10.25 inches tall — a substantial devotional size ideal for home altars, nightstands, bookshelves, and prayer corners. |
Our Lady of Sorrows Statue 10.25" | Hand-Painted Resin | Seven Sorrows
She stands in quiet grief — eyes downcast, hands cradling a crown of thorns, her Immaculate Heart ablaze and pierced by seven golden swords. This Our Lady of Sorrows 10.25" Statue captures one of the most theologically rich and tender images in all of Catholic devotion: the Mother of God sharing intimately in the suffering of her Son. Hand-painted in full color with a teal mantle, crimson gown, and luminous gold detailing on the heart and swords, this resin statue brings extraordinary sculptural depth to home altars, prayer corners, chapels, and sacred spaces of every kind.
The Seven Sorrows of Mary — from Simeon's prophecy to the entombment of Christ — are not merely historical moments. They are a map of maternal love taken to its fullest limit, and an invitation for every soul who has suffered to find companionship in her. Whether you pray the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows, observe her feast day on September 15, or simply seek her intercession in times of grief, this statue is a worthy focal point for that prayer.
Statue Details
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SKU 69103 |
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Height 10.25 inches |
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Material High-quality resin with hand-painted full-color finish |
|
Iconographic Detail Immaculate Heart pierced by seven golden swords, crown of thorns held in hands, teal mantle over crimson gown, downcast contemplative gaze |
|
Base Integrated stone-finish base for stable display |
|
Feast Day September 15 — Our Lady of Sorrows (the day after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross) |
|
Pairs Perfectly With Our Our Lady of Sorrows Prayer Card — keep her prayers close every time you come before this image |
Perfect For
| Home Altar or Prayer Corner — A devotional centerpiece for daily Marian prayer and the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows |
| Grief and Bereavement Gift — A deeply meaningful gift for those walking through loss, illness, or suffering who find comfort in Mary's maternal intercession |
| Lenten Devotion — An ideal focal point for prayer during the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary and the Stations of the Cross |
| September 15 Feast Day Gift — Honor Our Lady of Sorrows on her feast day with a statue worthy of the occasion |
| Parish Gift Shop or Chapel — A dignified size for parish libraries, adoration chapels, sacristies, and retreat center shelves |
| Catholic Hospital or Hospice Ministry — The Sorrowful Mother speaks a language of compassion that transcends words in places of illness and dying |
About the Devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows
The image of Our Lady of Sorrows traces to the prophecy of the elderly Simeon, who told Mary at the Presentation of Jesus in the Temple: "A sword will pierce your own soul too" (Luke 2:35). That sword became seven — each representing a defining moment of sorrow in Mary's earthly life, from the flight into Egypt to the burial of her Son. The devotion was formally embraced by the Church for centuries and given its own feast day, celebrated universally on September 15, the day following the Exaltation of the Holy Cross. To pray the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows — meditating on each grief in turn — is to stand with Mary at the foot of the Cross and unite our own suffering to Christ's redemptive work.
Pair this statue with our Our Lady of Sorrows Prayer Card to keep her traditional prayer close at hand every time you come before this image.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the Seven Sorrows of Mary? The Seven Sorrows are: (1) the prophecy of Simeon, (2) the flight into Egypt, (3) the loss of the Child Jesus in the Temple, (4) Mary meeting Jesus on the way to Calvary, (5) the Crucifixion, (6) the taking down of Jesus from the Cross, and (7) the burial of Jesus. Each sword piercing Our Lady's heart in this statue represents one of these sorrows. |
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What is the feast day of Our Lady of Sorrows? September 15 — celebrated the day after the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross (September 14), linking Mary's grief directly to the redemptive mystery of the Cross. |
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What is the Chaplet of the Seven Sorrows? A traditional Catholic prayer devotion in which the faithful meditate on each of Mary's seven sorrows while praying seven sets of seven Hail Marys. It is associated with St. Alphonsus Liguori and the Servite Order, who have long promoted this devotion. |
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Is this statue suitable for outdoor use? This statue is crafted from resin and intended for indoor display. For outdoor garden use, we recommend our weather-resistant stone or fiberglass statues. |
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What size is this statue? This Our Lady of Sorrows statue stands 10.25 inches tall — a substantial devotional size ideal for home altars, nightstands, bookshelves, and prayer corners. |
