Film
In the 1984 miniseries Teresa de Jesús (film), Saint Teresa of Avila is portrayed holding the statue during a rainstorm which ravaged their convent in Spain. Another scene shows a religious sister carrying the statue while Saint Teresa is resting next to her within a moving wagon. In other scenes, religious sisters are also seen changing the vestments of the statue in accordance to the liturgical seasons. Saint Teresa of Avila is also portrayed asking many noble women to pray to this image with pious devotion.
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