The Church teaches that Saint Joseph, a model for both consecrated persons and fathers of families, has an unparalleled power of intercession with the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Furthermore, he who died in the sweet company of the Blessed Virgin and Jesus is the patron of the dying, the hope of the sick, and is able to protect the dying from the attacks of Satan.

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La Chiesa insegna che san Giuseppe, modello sia dei consacrati che dei padri di famiglia, ha una potenza di intercessione senza eguali sui Cuori di Gesù e di Maria; inoltre egli, che spirò nella dolce compagnia della Vergine Santissima e di Gesù, è il patrono dei moribondi, la speranza degli infermi ed è in grado di allontanare gli agonizzanti dagli attacchi di Satana.

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Cristina Siccardi, San Giuseppe Patrono della Chiesa, Corrispondenza Romana, 14 March 2013.

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