St. Joseph the Worker
May 1, Thursday
Saint Joseph was a simple carpenter, and his life's work represents honest work, caring for his family and following God's commandments. In the Catholic tradition, he is seen as an example of hard work, loyalty and humility.
Celebrations
In Catholic countries such as Italy, Poland and Spain, services are held on this day in honor of Saint Joseph. Festive processions or processions may also be organized.
In some countries, it may also be a day of gratitude for work, and special prayers or liturgies dedicated to Saint Joseph may be held in businesses, churches or families.
In some countries, such as Italy and Poland, St. Joseph's Day is also a holiday for people engaged in crafts and working in areas involving manual labor or craftsmanship, which is another tribute to St. Joseph's industriousness.