Saint Joseph in 2021

Please read Bishop Riesbeck's letter to the faithful on the Year Amoris Laetitia, which begins on the Solemnity of Saint Joseph, March 19. Holy Family - pray for us! @CCCB_CECC https://t.co/k93LMI3t3r https://t.co/q8ELCDFkWV

— Diocese of Saint John (@DioceseofSJ) March 15, 2021

Today is the Solemnity of St. Joseph. Therefore, you are invited to begin your Friday in morning prayer, as SJC students lead us in the litany of St. Joseph https://t.co/EeqeQDS21q

— St. John's College (@SJCEagles) March 19, 2021

It's Photo Friday! St. #Joseph, the foster-father of #Jesus was made the universal patron saint 150 years ago. Today is also his #feast day. We're sharing our top 5 "St. Joseph’s Day themed" photos to celebrate this beloved #saint! View the collection: https://t.co/tt7kJiLLhS https://t.co/DYNiilsHnR

— Chalice Canada (@ChaliceCanada) March 19, 2021

Mar 19 in the Solemnity of Saint Joseph. (A solemnity is the highest form of feast days.). Solemnity—the highest ranking type of feast day. It commemorates an event in the life of Jesus or Mary, or celebrates a Saint important to the whole Church or the local community. #LCSDJoy https://t.co/gL5TqW3a2O

— Lakeland Catholic School Division (@LCSD_150) March 16, 2021

@charlie_rivs @SMarandola @MJohnsonCTV @itmekaralee @jenn1662 @CraftyNSparkly @msserv_joann @Nicki2769 @Vicnasty2point0 @debratankersle1 @bonnie1019_Habs @lisamarie_27 @IKRAVEMUSIC @JMile305 @La_Casella Good morning. Happy Friday and Happy St. Joseph’s Day to those who celebrate. Must get more zeppole today. https://t.co/OkUAJ82bS5

— Lipstick & Heels (@AlloccaMirella) March 19, 2021

Friday 19 March 2021 Saint Joseph, husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary Solemnity. Today Mass 1230hrs at St Luke's (NOT 0930hrs) We pray for the mothers of this community and all who take a mother’s role — that God may reward them.

— altoftschurch (@altoftschurch) March 19, 2021

Today we celebrate the Feast of St. Joseph. @Pontifex proclaimed Dec 8, 2020 to Dec 8, 2021 as the “Year of Saint Joseph.” COVID-19 has helped us see more clearly the importance of “ordinary” people who, though far from the limelight, offer hope every day. #ECSDfaithinspires https://t.co/u2yF7FGBHJ

— ECSD (@EdmCathSchools) March 19, 2021