Wooden Sculpture of Saint Cletus - color

St Cleo, also known as St Cletus or St Anacletus, was the third Pope of the Catholic Church, reigning from about 76 to 88 AD. Here are some important points about his life and pontificate: 1. He was born in Rome to a family of Greek descent. 2. He was a direct disciple of St. Peter, the first Pope. 3. During his pontificate, the Church was still persecuted by the Roman Empire. 4. He is said to have ordained many priests and contributed to the organisation of the early Church. 5. According to tradition, he was martyred under the Emperor Domitian. 6. His feast day is celebrated on 26 April. Dolfi, a renowned craftsman, depicts St. Cleo in magnificent maple wood sculptures, hand-painted with oil colours. These works of art are available in various sizes, from 20 cm up to 2 metres high, offering options for every need. Each Dolfi sculpture captures the essence of Saint Cleo, conveying his devotion and his crucial role in the history of the early Church. These unique pieces are perfect for honouring the memory of this important pope and saint, ideal for churches, private collections or as a meaningful gift for the faithful. Dolfi's depictions of Saint Cleo are appreciated not only for their artistic beauty, but also for their deep spiritual and historical significance.