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Our Lady of La Vang - 3.5" Bronze Finish Resin Statue (V1448)
Our Lady of La Vang - 3.5" Bronze Finish Resin Statue (V1448)
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Our Lady of La Vang – 3.5" Bronze Finish Resin Devotional Statue
Product Code: V1448
Honor the beloved Patroness of Vietnam with this beautifully crafted 3.5" Our Lady of La Vang statue in a warm antique bronze finish. One of the most venerated Marian apparitions in Asia, Our Lady of La Vang appeared to a group of persecuted Vietnamese Catholics in the jungle of La Vang in 1798 — bringing comfort, healing, and hope to a community suffering for their faith. Her apparition remains one of the most cherished in the history of the Catholic Church in Asia.
The rich bronze-tone finish gives this figurine a timeless, graceful quality perfect for home altars, Vietnamese Catholic communities, prayer corners, and devotional collections. A deeply meaningful gift for the Vietnamese diaspora and all who hold a special devotion to this beloved Mother of Asia.
Product Details
- Product Code: V1448
- Height: 3.5 inches
- Material: Premium resin with antique bronze finish
- Finish: Antique bronze-tone hand finish
- Style: Traditional Catholic devotional
- Ideal for: Home altars, Vietnamese Catholic communities, pilgrimage souvenirs, feast day gifting
About Our Lady of La Vang
In 1798, during a period of fierce persecution of Catholics in Vietnam under Emperor Cảnh Thịnh, a group of faithful Catholics fled into the jungle of La Vang in Quảng Trị Province. There, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to them dressed in traditional Vietnamese clothing, holding the Infant Jesus and accompanied by two angels. She comforted them, instructed them to boil leaves from the surrounding trees for medicine, and promised to hear the prayers of all who came to La Vang to ask for her help.
The Basilica of Our Lady of La Vang was built on the site of the apparition and remains one of the most important pilgrimage sites in Vietnam. Pope John Paul II elevated it to the status of a Minor Basilica in 1961. Her feast day is celebrated on August 15, coinciding with the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
"Our Lady of La Vang, Mother of Vietnam, pray for us."
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