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of our Blessed Mother. Thus, our Tuesday Bible Study
celebrated the feast day by having a St. Joseph Table.
Even though I converted 50 years ago, I was not familiar
with this tradition. It is an Italian custom,
and there is no trace of Italian blood
on either the maternal or paternal side of my family.
However, I will pass this tradition on to my family.
Many of us searched for stories about St. Joseph, and two ladies had personal accounts about St. Joseph's interceding in their family's lives.
The lady who brought the preserves noticed, when she took it out of her pantry, that it was made at the St. Joseph Monastery!
The lady who suggested this custom is a gracious hostess;
she set the table with the lovely and fitting cloths.
She also planned where the foods were set.
It is quite lovely and eye-catching I think.
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