St. Joseph’s Workshop (BL 01) Card

Enlist the help of St. Joseph the Worker for a job seeker with this handsome greeting card! Or, customise it to congratulate someone landing a position. This is Zazzle! You can change our default text to meet your specific needs! + By virtue of his traditional occupation as a carpenter, St. Joseph is patron saint of artisans and laborers. In 1955, Venerable Pope Pius XII instituted a special feast, the feast of “St. Joseph the Worker”, to be celebrated on May 1 with a liturgy emphasizing the right to work and the dignity of labour. + Although he may actually have been the equivalent of a building contractor, St. Joseph is most often associated with woodworking. The image on the front of this card depicts the interior of a typical ancient carpenter’s workshop with lumber leaning against a wall and a workbench strewn with tools of the trade. + Image Credit (BL 01): Antique image of St. Joseph’s Workshop from a late 19th-century devotional print in chromolithography originally published by Bouasse-Lebel Imp. Edit (29, Rue St. Sulpice), Paris, France, from the designer’s private collection of religious ephemera. + Prefer a different colour scheme? See the suggested coordinating hues on the Colour Palette postcard for this image. Colour Palette postcards are found in an image's associated COLLECTION and in the Special COLLECTION devoted just to colour palettes. + Feast: May 1; Principal Feast: March 19