St Joseph's Day is a Christian feast day which honours Saint Joseph. Saint Joseph was the husband of the Virgin Mary, and legal father of Jesus Christ, as outlined in the Bible.

March 19 is the Feast of St. Joseph — also known as St. Joseph's Day. The day celebrates the life of St. Joseph, "the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, foster father of Jesus Christ, and patron ...

With la Festa di San Giuseppe, the feast of St. Joseph on March 19, tomorrow, that opportunity comes to life. Outsiders who happen upon New York’s Italian neighborhoods will find a festive mix ...

It is believed St. Joseph saved Sicily after it was struck by a terrible famine. This day was marked to honor the saint because of whom the famine ended. Below are some quotes about St. Joseph's ...

-Saint Joseph is the patron saint of workers and his feast day falls every year on March 19.-Townspeople will typically gather in a public square to all share in a large feast.

For the jubilee year, the relics of St. Joseph’s cloak and Our Lady’s veil were on display inside St. Joseph al Trionfale for public veneration for four days from March 16–19.

Every year, on the Saturday nearest March 19th, a parade and meal steeped in Italian-American traditions honor the feast day of St. Joseph, the patron saint of Sicily.

At your St. Joseph's Day feast remember to wear read -- it's good luck. Express it with a tie, a blazer, blouse or maybe via a flower in a boutonniere. Show a Joe/Jo/Joey/Josephine that he or she ...

In 2021 during Lent two major Feast Days occurred on Friday — he Solemnity of the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19, and the Solemnity of the Feast of the Annunciation on March 25.

Chef Mary Ann Giordano, owner of Gigi’s Cucina Povera, is busy preparing a traditional Sicilian St. Joesph’s Day Celebration. Each year, Giordano invites the community to attend Saint Joseph ...

For the jubilee year, the relics of St. Joseph’s cloak and Our Lady’s veil were on display inside St. Joseph al Trionfale for public veneration for four days from March 16–19.