Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the solemnity of St. Joseph - The Record Newspaper

A meeting of faith and culture Saint Joseph, a central figure in the Catholic faith, is venerated as patron of Posadas since the founding of the city. His feast has been consolidated over time as a space for meeting, spiritual renewal and community celebration. The central activities will have a strong religious character, with Masses and moments of reflection in the Cathedral Church. In addition, the traditional procession will reinforce the se…

Saints for Kids — How to celebrate the solemnity of St. Joseph - The Record Newspaper

Kimberly Garcia, a parishioner of St. Joseph Church and a student at Spencer County High School, depicted St. Joseph in this artwork. (Art by Kimberly Garcia) Feast day: March 19 St. Joseph is the husband of Mary and the father of Jesus. He has many titles, such as “Head of the Holy Family,” “Patron of the Poor” and “Joseph, most strong.” God often spoke to Joseph through dreams. In the first dream, he told him to take Mary into his home and nam…

Since the beginning of the 17th century, one of the main places of worship of St. Joseph in Poland has been Kalisz, where this cult was associated with the painting of the Holy Family, also known as the painting of St. Joseph of Kalisz. On March 19, at 12:00, a high mass in honor of St. Joseph will be celebrated in the National Sanctuary of St. Joseph under the chairmanship of the Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Antonio Guido Filipazzi. – March 19 T…

The Liturgical Home: The Feast of St. Joseph

On March 19, we celebrate St. Joseph, the steadfast guardian of Jesus and husband of Mary. The Gospels record no words from him. However, Joseph’s actions speak volumes, his unwavering faith, obedience to God’s call, and humble strength make him one of the most inspiring figures in Scripture. As the earthly father of Jesus, St. Joseph lived a life of quiet sacrifice, diligent work, and deep trust in God’s plan. On this day, we honor him not just…