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What is St. Joseph´s Way?

St. Joseph's Way is a pilgrimage of 20 km that passes through 14 stations , each with its unique natural elements, in which pilgrims meditate on different moments in the life of the Holy Family, in particular St. Joseph, who with his example leads each pilgrim through the journey of his life, in order to learn about his life and encounter him as their spiritual Father.


Hear the testimony of a young seminarian on St. Joseph's Way

Every time Jesus looked to St. Joseph, heard him speak, watched him work, or witnessed his chaste love for Mary, he found in Joseph a perfect reflection of the Heavenly Father.

Fr. Donald Calloway

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History of St. Joseph's Way

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1800

Cuatro Ciénegas is founded May 24. Since its founding, the town is consecrated to St. Joseph. To this day, he is recognized as the Patron of families in Cuatro Ciénegas. 

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2018

The property of Las Playitas is aquired to develop an ecotourist destination with the goal of promoting greater care and appreciation of the natural world, and of educating visitors on the biological significance of the Cuatro Ciénegas valley. The area is protected for conservation and biological research.

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2020

Inspired by the Holy Spirit, the dream of creating the Camino de San José is born. That same year, a group of novices begins to work on the property of Las Playitas, marking out the path of the first stations.

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2021

On March 19, after several months of hard work, St. Joseph's Way s iofficially opened in Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila, Mexico, by Msgr. Hilario González along with the local pastor, Fr. Hector Raciel and a group of families from the community.

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2022

Construction begins on the stations of St. Joseph's Way.

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ST. JOSEPH

”We know that Joseph was a lowly carpenter, betrothed to Mary. He was a 'just man', ever ready to carry out God’s will as revealed to him in the Law and through four dreams. After a long and tiring journey from Nazareth to Bethlehem, he beheld the birth of the Messiah in a stable, since 'there was no place for them' elsewhere. He witnessed the adoration of the shepherds and the Magi, who represented respectively the people of Israel and the pagan peoples.”

Patris Corde. 


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