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SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER: THE SAINT OF SILENCE WHO TEACHES US TO WORK . . . II THE THEOLOGICAL RELEVANCE OF SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER 1 Joseph, Image of the Father Joseph is the man to whom God the Father entrusted the most precious of treasures: His only-begotten Son and the Virgin Mary Saint Joseph not only provided for them through his labor, but shaped the humanity of Christ, teaching Him to speak, pray, obey, love, and work
Saint Joseph the Worker - Franciscan Media In 1955, Pope Pius XII added the feast of Saint Joseph the Worker This silent saint, who was given the noble task of caring and watching over the Virgin Mary and Jesus, now cares for and watches over the Church and models for all the dignity of human work
St. Joseph - Saints Angels - Catholic Online March 19 has been the most commonly celebrated feast day for Joseph, and it wasn't until 1955 that Pope Pius XII established the Feast of "St Joseph the Worker" to be celebrated on May 1 This is also May Day (International Workers' Day) and believed to reflect Joseph's status as the patron of workers
Saint Joseph the Worker - My Catholic Life! For the laborer and the family, Saint Joseph is a just man, a faithful spouse and father, a hard worker whose primary concern is for his family, a guardian and protector, an obedient servant of God, one who is humble and hidden from the spotlight, but faithful in all he does
St Joseph The Worker, Spouse of the Blessede Virigin Mary, Patron of . . . In addition to being the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the foster-father of Jesus, St Joseph was a carpenter Through his work of manual labour, Joseph provided for the Holy Family, and shared in the divine plan of salvation
The story behind the feast of St. Joseph the Worker Pope Pius XII instituted the feast of St Joseph the Worker on May 1, 1955 so that it would coincide with International Workers Day, also known as May Day — a secular celebration of labor and workers’ rights
St. Joseph the Worker - Catholic Exchange St Joseph the Worker was a humble carpenter of Nazareth and the earthly foster father of Jesus Christ Though little is recorded about his life in Scripture, Joseph’s actions speak powerfully: he was a man of obedience, hard work, and silent strength
Saint Joseph: Model of Mercy and Hope - The Divine Mercy Saint Joseph was a carpenter, a man who toiled with his hands to provide for the Holy Family (we celebrate the feast of St Joseph the Worker on May 1) His labor was not merely a means of survival, but an act of love and devotion Through his work, he mirrored the creativity and diligence of the Creator Men are called to follow his example
Saint Joseph the Worker - uCatholic The feast of Saint Joseph the Worker was established by Pope Pius XII in 1955 in order to Christianize the concept of labor and give to all workmen a model and a protector