What does it mean to consecrate yourself to St. Joseph?

Consecration to St. Joseph basically means that you acknowledge that he is your spiritual father and you want to be like him. To show it, you entrust yourself entirely into his paternal care so that he can help you acquire his virtues and become holy.

Consecration to St. Joseph highlights many of St. Joseph’s titles, privileges, and heroic virtues over the course of 33 days, culminating in the formal consecration prayer on August 17, the Feast of Our Lady of Knock.

Contact person: Lori Rawski, lrawski@stjudechalfont.org,
215-822-9225 ext 234.

Testimonies from our last St. Joseph Consecration study:

"Who knew the power in the humility of St. Joseph? In the consecration program you discover: a powerful intercessor, a loving father, a model of virtue, a protector, a guardian.  You will learn little known facts that will make this short program intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually enjoyable."
Bill M.

"I found the consecration a wonderful experience.  Learning about St.
Joseph gave me the insight to appreciate the family unit and how important it is."
Nancy M.

"I am so glad I participated in the St. Joseph Consecration study. I had always prayed to him with a particular family member in mind. In the study, I learned so much more interesting information about him than I had ever heard before. I wish I had been aware of this earlier! St. Joseph is someone we can entrust ourselves to be under his care and protection." 
Maureen A.