The idol was set up to give a good message to a school in Australia.
A statue of St. Martin de Porus was erected at the Blackfriars Priory School in Adelaide, Australia. In this statue, St. Martin was being shown feeding a baby piece of bread.
But after the completion of the statue, he started appearing like a different kind of message. In fact, St. Martin's piece of bread was caught near his waist, in the statue, it did not see the idol being giving a message of virtue.
School asks for forgiveness
When the school principal realized it, he apologized to Facebook on this and the idol was covered with black clothes.
In his Facebook post, the school principal Simone Kobiyec wrote, "The plan to build this idol was taken in the month of May through the executive team."
"After the completion of the statue, when the executive team saw him, he felt some embarrassing message through the idol."
The principal further wrote, "The idol has been completely covered and a sculptor has been given the task of re-building it."
"The school is apologizing for the problems caused by this and the mischief and the work is being done to replace the idol."
The idol was covered with a cloth first, but even then the fragment of bread caught in the statue of St. Martin in the statue was known to all. Then the fence around the statue was made like a fence and covered.
St. Martin de Porus was born in 1579. He is known for doing good work among the youth of Peru, he also built orphanages and children's hospitals etc. St. Martin's death took place in 1639.
