Our Support to Workers : In 1955, Pope Pius XII established on May 1 the feast of St Joseph the Worker to signify the Catholic Church’s commitment to the dignity of labour. St. Joseph cared for Mary and Jesus through his work as a carpenter, representing for us the ideal of dignified work and faithful contribution to the common good. His example reminds all workers to participate in God’s continuing creation every day through their own labour. The working class is the engine that runs the world. When workers are on strike, everything gets paralysed. Think of the strike of the... Read More...