This statue of St. Ita presents her holding the Scriptures, her source of wisdom for her School of Sanctity. The three stars on the cover represent her devotion to the Trinity. The three snakes on the other cover refer to Christ's call to his followers, "Therefore be wise as serpents and as guileless as doves." (Matthew 10:16) St. Ita was respected for her wisdom and her gift of miracles. She is dressed in the cloak and hood of a cloistered nun. (edited 12/9/24 with new information from Stephanie Held, the communications coordinator for Mary, Mother of God Parish.

This statue of St. Ita was installed outside the church that honors her name for the Centennial celebration in the year 2000. The statue was donated to St. Ita Church in 1975 by parishoner Mrs. Helen Bycroft in honor of her husband, John. It was originally located inside above the tabernacle on the reredos, which is an ornamental decoration placed behind the altar.