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Since yesterday was the first Wednesday of St. Joseph’s month, here is a pic of our beloved Guardian and Father.  His feast day is March 19th, and I begin my annual novena (to my co-patron saint) this Saturday.  So, let me know if you have any prayer intentions that I can recommend to the most just heart of Joseph, on which the Infant Jesus would often rest His head.
In all necessities, Ite ad Ioseph (“Go to Joseph”, Genesis 41:55), for he is very kind and powerful.  I have no doubt that he who provided for the needs of Jesus and Mary will surely also give you his aid and protection.
(Photo from the Carmelite House of Prayer in Oakville, CA.  If you live near [or are visiting] the Napa Valley, stop by this beautiful Carmelite chapel and gardens.  And there’s usually a priest available to hear confessions.)

Since yesterday was the first Wednesday of St. Joseph’s month, here is a pic of our beloved Guardian and Father.  His feast day is March 19th, and I begin my annual novena (to my co-patron saint) this Saturday.  So, let me know if you have any prayer intentions that I can recommend to the most just heart of Joseph, on which the Infant Jesus would often rest His head.

In all necessities, Ite ad Ioseph (“Go to Joseph”, Genesis 41:55), for he is very kind and powerful.  I have no doubt that he who provided for the needs of Jesus and Mary will surely also give you his aid and protection.

(Photo from the Carmelite House of Prayer in Oakville, CA.  If you live near [or are visiting] the Napa Valley, stop by this beautiful Carmelite chapel and gardens.  And there’s usually a priest available to hear confessions.)