Carved limestone niche with a statue of the Immaculate Conception; Baroque style with ornate detailing

The statue represents the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary, a common devotional theme in Catholic iconography, emphasizing Mary’s purity and role as the Mother of God.

Stone figures of St Joseph and Christ in naturalistic late-19th-century style with soft, fluid drapery.

St Joseph holds the Christ Child’s hand and a stem of lilies—symbols of virtue and guardianship.

Carved local limestone with a shallow arched recess containing a plaster or polychrome painted statue of St Joseph holding the Christ Child.

St Joseph is portrayed as the gentle guardian, holding the infant Jesus in his left arm and a lily stalk — emblem of purity and faithful labour — in his right. The image expresses paternal care, humility, and steadfast devotion, virtues deeply woven into Gozitan family life.

Stone figure protected by aluminium casing; simple rural execution.

Madonna standing on a crescent moon and cherub-dotted base, hands clasped to chest, dressed in white tunic and celestial mantle.

Simple stone niche with narrow console, triangular pediment and trefoil cross; white-painted statuary.

St Joseph holding the Christ Child, both with halos; Christ clutches a small cross—symbols of paternal care and sacrifice.

Square limestone tower-form niche with four identical façades; decorated with pilasters, entablature, cornice and urns.

Illustrates the miracle of Loreto—Madonna and Child above a small house carried by angels amid clouds.