Symbolism and Significance
The iconography of Our Lady of Remedies, while it may vary slightly, focuses on her consoling capability:
Interceding Mother: She is depicted with a posture of welcome and majesty, symbolizing that She has the power and compassion to intercede with God on behalf of humanity.
The Scepter/Crown: The crown and scepter, when present, reaffirm Her Royalty and maternal power over all evils and afflictions.
Remedies of the Soul: The main meaning is not limited only to the healing of the body but extends to the remedies of the soul, such as forgiveness, patience, and inner peace, which are essential for enduring trials.
The Devotion and the Title
The title Our Lady of Remedies historically emerged in contexts where faith was the primary form of relief against diseases and epidemics. She is the patron saint of:
The Sick: She is invoked for the cure and recovery from illnesses.
The Afflicted: She offers solace and strength to those facing emotional, financial, or familial suffering.
Spiritual Health: She is a constant reminder that true healing begins with grace and reconciliation with God.








