Small story of st Joseph working
St. Joseph the Worker is the patron saint of workers, representing the dignity, holiness, and value of all human labor, as he was a carpenter who provided for Jesus and Mary through honest work, serving as a model for conscientious, humble, and faithful effort. Established as a feast day by Pope Pius XII in 1955, his patronage involves prayers for job seekers, protection in the workplace, and grace to offer one's work to God, making any task a prayer.
The Humble Carpenter:
As Jesus' foster father and a craftsman, Joseph taught Jesus the value of physical work, showing that honest labor is a way to serve God.