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🕊 Holy Cloak of St Joseph | EXTRAORDINARY GRACES | Suffering souls, relationships, workers

This novena in honor of Saint Joseph is called the Holy Cloak of St. Joseph, a particular and special way to merit the patronage of this great Saint while also rendering honor to him. ♥️ SUBSCRIBE here for more Catholic content:    / @universalcatholicmedia   The extraordinary graces obtained by this prayer are innumerable. In fact, St. Teresa of Avila said: "If you really want to believe in it, prove it to yourself by reciting the Novena and you will be finally convinced." ♥️ Patreon link:   / universalcatholicmedia   Jesus himself said to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque, "I wish that every day you offer special prayers to My mother and St. Joseph, My most sweet guardian." The Blessed Mother said to the Venerable María de Jesús, "You must see to it that you continually increase your love and devotion to this great Saint. In all your necessities, you must avail yourself of his protection, under all circumstances you must encourage as many people as possible toward this devotion . . . for indeed, whatever my devoted spouse requests in Heaven, the Almighty God will grant on Earth." St. Joseph (1st c.) was born in Bethlehem in Judea and later settled in Nazareth. By Divine command he became the husband of the Virgin Mary and adoptive father to God Incarnate. We know from Scripture and Tradition that St. Joseph was a virtuous man and a carpenter by trade. It was he who was entrusted with the great mission to guard, protect, and provide for the temporal needs of God's most precious gifts, the Blessed Virgin Mary and the Child Jesus, in the role of husband and father within the Holy Family. St. Joseph's mission continues from heaven as the patron saint of the Catholic Church. He is also the patron of many causes including fathers, laborers, and families. His feast days are: St. Joseph the Husband of Mary on March 19th, and St. Joseph the Worker on May 1st. Pope Pius XII instituted the feast of St. Joseph the Worker in 1955 to emphasize the dignity, meaning, and value of human work in the eyes of God, and to give all laborers a model of virtue as well as a heavenly intercessor and protector. Brought to you by Universal Catholic Media.