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Statua di Santa CaterinaPiazza Pia, Rome, ItalyThe statue of St Catherine of Siena stands in a flowerbed in the gardens around Castel Sant'Angelo. It was designed in 1961 by Francesco Messina who also created the Dying Horse in front of the RAI television offices in Viale Mazzini. The saint was proclaimed one of the two patron saints of Italy by the Pope in 1939 along with St Francis of Assisi. The statue is made entirely from white marble and stands wrapped in a long cloak - St Catherine has a charitable and good-humoured look that matched her habit of helping the poor and sick. The monument includes 4 bas reliefs with scenes from her life.
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