Religious Standing Life-Size Marble Jesus Sculpture

Description

The Jesus sculpture of sacred heart carved from high-quality marble emits a shiny color in the sun. Every detail of the carving of Jesus’ sacred heart statue is exquisite and lifelike. Jesus stood sacred in his holy robe, pointing his hand at the sacred heart in his chest. The other hand pointed to the sky. The most classic gesture in religion. Jesus’ solemn expression, slightly curly hair, and deep facial features all come from the magical hands of the sculptor. Jesus’ sacred heart statue will make your private space and faith more sacred.

Jesus sculpture of sacred heart is a famous Christian worship in which the heart of Jesus is exposed, covered with a crown, scar, and flame to show Jesus love for the world and to atone for his SINS and love one another. This salute is mainly used in the Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Lutheran churches. The Orthodox Church considers the worship of Jesus Sacred heart statue to be heretical because it has no traditional or biblical basis and is not recognized by the Universal Orthodox Church. The worship of the Sacred Heart of Jesus is a very popular worship activity among parishioners. Now some parishes still maintain the habit of special worship of the Sacred Heart of Jesus every Friday. Although originally purely in the private or personal worship, but from the 12th century to the 13th and 14th centuries gradually prevailed, until Pope Byoo IX in 1856 officially promoted the Festival of the Sacred Heart of Jesus to the universal Church, also compiled the celebration of the mass and multi-type special scripture.

The promotion of the Worship of Jesus sculpture depends on the enthusiastic promotion of some contemporary saints and women. For example, there are people like St. Anselmo, St. Ventura, who are very familiar. In the 16th century, many Jesuits promoted the worship of Jesus’ Sacred Heart statues, such as Saint Francis Borgia and Saint Betudor Canisius. The 17th century Saint Francis care was also an enthusiastic communicator of this salute. On October 20, 1672, a priest named John Oder celebrated the first mass to salute the Sacred Heart of Jesus. We also have many other Jesus sculptures on our home page. If you are interested, welcome to contact us.