Ever noticed that some St. Joseph's Altars listings include the words "tupa tupa?" Translated, the words mean “knock knock,” and the short ceremony tells the story of the search for food and ...
St. Joseph’s altars are being set up across the Greater New Orleans region honoring Saint Joseph, spouse of the Blessed ...
St. Joseph High School honors the patron saint with a special table of food, including fava beans, baked goods, and ...
A St. Joseph altar, decorated with symbolic foods, will be installed at the Israelite Divine Spiritual Church on Frenchmen Street ...
Hoping to fill the void for a book geared to younger children explaining the origin of the St. Joseph Altar tradition, Jesuit ...
The original co-founders always maintained that the traditional family gathering be observed yearly on St. Joseph’s Day — a ...
St. Joseph's Day altars are on display across the New Orleans area. The St. Joseph Altar or St. Joseph Table is an old ...
The St. Joseph Altar is decorated with breads, desserts, flowers, fruits, fava beans and grains for the Feast of St. Joseph celebrated on March 19.
NEW ORLEANS — The St. Joseph Altar is a Sicilian tradition that originated as a tribute to St. Joseph after prayers for rain ended a severe drought. To show their gratitude people prepared a ...
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