Youthful, ascetic, and serene, St Aloysius represents purity of intention.

The fisherman apostle, patron of seafarers, is shown with a saltire (X-shaped cross), recalling his martyrdom.

This moment marks the mystery of the Incarnation — the angel Gabriel’s message to Mary that she will bear the Son of God.

The Assumption celebrates Mary’s passage into Heaven, body and soul, radiant in glory.

Mary as Our Lady of Mercy embodies compassion made visible.

The image of Christ the Saviour, Salvator Mundi, presents Jesus as the Redeemer of the world — one hand raised in blessing, the other resting upon a globe.

The Crucifix, stark and unflinching, centres the mystery of redemption.

Clothed in his simple brown habit, embodies peace, humility, and love for creation.

Mary’s conception without sin — a soul preserved pure from the first instant of life.

The subtle Franciscan theologian, Blessed John Duns Scotus (c.1266–1308), defended the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception long before its formal declaration.

Guardian of Jesus and Mary, St Joseph is Gozo’s everyman saint — protector of families, workers, and travellers.

This title evokes Mary as the source of divine love poured into human hearts.

Originating from a miraculous fresco in Genazzano, Italy, this devotion portrays Mary gently inclining her face toward the Christ Child, who meets her gaze.

Mary of Graces extends her hands in blessing, often crowned and robed in flowing garments.

Rooted in the legend of the Holy House carried by angels to Loreto, this devotion celebrates Mary as the dwelling place of God.

A 19th-century devotion spreading from France, the Madonna of Lourdes depicts Mary in white robes and a blue sash, hands joined in prayer within a grotto.

Clad in brown and bearing the scapular, Our Lady of Mount Carmel is protector of souls and guide of seafarers.

This title celebrates Mary as guardian of daily needs, the one who intercedes for material and spiritual wellbeing.

Mary of Sorrows stands at the foot of the Cross, her heart pierced by seven swords — the sorrows of her life.

Patroness of Gozo, Our Lady of Ta’ Pinu is the island’s most cherished devotion.

Crowned and surrounded by celestial motifs, Mary as Queen of Heaven represents her glorification after the Assumption.

The Sacred Heart glows from Christ’s chest, encircled by thorns and radiant with fire — the symbol of divine love wounded for humanity.

Mary’s own heart, crowned with roses and pierced by a sword, mirrors the love and suffering of her Son.