Saint Jude Thaddeus Statue 15.8 cm – Symbol of Hope and Faith

Saint Jude Thaddeus statue: keeping faith during difficult times

When words are hard to find, a devotional object can help create a moment of silence and prayer. This Saint Jude Thaddeus resin statue recalls the apostle’s faithfulness and the hope found in the Christian faith, while its 15.8 cm size allows it to fit comfortably into a personal space.

An immediately recognisable portrayal

Saint Jude wears a white tunic beneath a carefully draped green cloak. He holds a club in one hand and a gold-toned medallion of Christ against his chest. A flame appears above his head, while the base bears the inscription “St Jude”. Shades of green, white and gold give the statue a warm yet understated presence.

Made from coloured resin, it measures 15.8 cm high, has a base measuring 4.8 × 4.5 cm and weighs 107 g.

What do his attributes represent?

In Christian iconography, the flame recalls Pentecost and the presence of the Holy Spirit among the apostles. The medallion expresses Saint Jude’s connection with Christ. The club traditionally refers to his martyrdom. Often invoked in prayer during difficult circumstances, Saint Jude Thaddeus remains a figure of faithfulness and perseverance.

Where can it be displayed or given?

The statue fits easily on a home altar, shelf, desk or in a bedroom. It can be offered as an expression of spiritual support, to mark a Confirmation or new beginning, or to celebrate Saint Jude’s feast day on 28 October.

Why choose this model?

• Rich symbolism: flame, medallion and club
• Compact size for personal devotional spaces
• Carefully chosen colours and gold-toned details
• Meaningful Catholic Saint Jude gift

FAQ

What are its dimensions?
The statue measures 15.8 cm high, its base is 4.8 × 4.5 cm and it weighs 107 g.

Why is there a flame above Saint Jude’s head?
The flame traditionally recalls Pentecost and the Holy Spirit received by the apostles.

When can this statue be given as a gift?
During a difficult period, before an examination, for a Confirmation, at a new beginning or on the feast of Saint Jude.