This oratory was rebuilt almost identically, but using modern materials, in 1984 after the original was destroyed by a vehicle. All that remains of the old oratory is the wrought-iron cross. The statue of the saint is housed in a semicircular niche.

We took advantage of the reconstruction to move it slightly for its safety.

A few words about Saint Joseph: Saint Joseph was the head of the Holy Family. He took care of everything necessary for the Virgin Mary and Jesus. He is therefore the patron saint of families, fathers, craftsmen, workers and the dying (he died surrounded by Christ and the Blessed Virgin).

Many Catholics entrust their material affairs to his prayers: a job search, an apartment search....

Moreover, because he was a just man, many Catholics ask for his intercession to discern their vocation, to find the right husband, the right wife...

St. Joseph is celebrated on March 19. His feast day was very popular with craftsmen (he was a carpenter) and then with workers (for the latter, within the limits of their availability).