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For family care, work, purity, protection, and a holy death.
Suggested start: March 10, 2027Feast: March 19
Often said for
familiesfathersworkersa happy death
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Results for “St. Joseph”.
For employment, dignity in labor, provision, holiness in daily work, and final perseverance.
Suggested start: April 22, 2027Feast: May 1
Often said for
workersemploymentfathersa happy death
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For prompt help, spiritual blessings, and peace at the hour of death.
Timing: Any time
Often said for
familiesfathersworkersimpossible needs
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Offered through the intercession of St. Joseph of Cupertino, with the same complete prayer each day for nine days.
Suggested start: September 9, 2027Feast: September 18
Often said for
studentstests and examsaviatorsthose needing calm under pressure
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Through the seven sorrows and joys of St. Joseph for peace, trust, and deeper devotion to Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.
Suggested start: March 13, 2027Feast: March 22
Often said for
devotion to St. Josephanxietyfearfamily protection
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The complete Thirty Days Prayer to St. Joseph for a happy death and other good intentions, from Blessed Be God (1925). This historical edition repeats the same full prayer on all thirty days.
Suggested start: February 17, 2027Feast: March 19 (1962 Roman calendar)
Often said for
husbands and fathersthe Universal Churchworkersemployment
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The complete Holy Cloak daily prayer sequence shared by Divine Mercy for America: offering, six prayers, supplications, invocations, the Litany of St. Joseph, the Holy Cloak closing and the final prayer. This is a modern English edition whose exact wording has not been verified in a pre-1962 source. The same full sequence is repeated daily for thirty days.
Suggested start: April 1, 2027Feast: May 1
Often said for
husbands and fathersthe Universal Churchworkersemployment
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The complete 1910 Raccolta edition of the five prayers to the Holy Family. This reader arranges that complete historical prayer for nine consecutive days; it is a different edition from the longer devotion previously shown.
Feast: Feast of the Holy Family
Often said for
familiespeace in the homemarriagechildren
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For the poor, the homeless, mental affliction, humility, and adoration.
Suggested start: April 7, 2027Feast: April 16
Often said for
the homelessbeggarsunmarried menmental illness
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A complete historical general saint novena, applied to St. Josephine Bakhita in 2026. This different edition repeats the same full prayer on all nine days. It replaces the shortened modern proper novena previously cited; its changing daily text has not been reproduced here.
Feast: February 8 (modern Roman calendar)
Often said for
freedomhealing from sufferingtrust in Godvictims of slavery
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