"In the chapel, there was an altar with an image of Saint Joseph, which we called 'Saint Joseph of the Pass' because it was located in a place of constant movement. Since I saw him almost continuously due to the proximity of the chapel, I began to have a great devotion to him, all the more so because he began to spoil me greatly; for everything I desired (and there were many things), I would draw on a piece of paper and place in the hands of the blessed saint. With astonishing efficacy, he would soon grant my supplications: whether it was a Holy Christ for the Mother’s room (and a few days later it was gifted to us), or candlesticks for the altar of Our Lady (and they soon appeared). In short, a book I desired... a lamp... flower vases... anything, it was the same to ask for it as to obtain it." — "O Josefino" Magazine.

"I do not remember, until now, ever having pleaded with him for something that he failed to grant. It is a wondrous thing, the great graces God has bestowed upon me through this blessed Saint, and the dangers from which he has delivered me, both of body and soul. To other saints, it seems the Lord has given grace to help in a specific need; but of this glorious Saint, I have experience that he helps in all." — Saint Teresa of Avila.