Saint Sara La Kali. Patron saint of Romani people. With her feastday on the 24th of May at St Marie de le Mer, in the Carmargue.
 
Some say she was there at the beach when arriving with Maria Magdalena and her party, and that she was a Egyptian servant girl.
But Kali in Sanskrit is also a word that means "black". And then we return to hear what Roma people say, that she is a version of Hindu goddess Kali. This is assumable too, as Romani people say they originated from India, some also say India and Egypt (hence: "Gypsy".)
Researchers on her have a theory that she was the daughter of Maria Magdalena and Jesus.
No matter the opinions, black Madonnas and Sara La Kali are shrouded in mystery and they fascinate many among us.
This 12 cm Sara La Kali statue in resin comes, directly from Lourdes, France and is blessed at this location, which adds something special to it.