Chalk Art at St. Joseph’s! Here at St. Joseph’s Senior Home, we care not only about physical health but also about the mental and spiritual well-being of our residents. To keep our residents ha...
Oct 2021 05
Oct 2021 01
There’s a beautiful African proverb that asserts that “it takes a village to raise a child”. While the saying is commonly used in reference to children, the idea behind it is relevant in other context...
Sep 2021 14
Fresh air, sunshine, birds singing softly in the background, colorful, beautifully smelling flowers – in other words – heaven on Earth. Everyone knows the benefits of spending time outdoor...
Aug 2021 03
“Operation: Peanut Butter and Jelly” This year, August 7th 2021, marks the 150th anniversary of death and birth to heaven of the founder of the Little Servant Sisters of Immaculate Concept...
Jul 2021 23
Here at St. Joseph’s Nursing Center we are really Blessed in so many ways, ways in which not many people see, however, we know these blessings are present daily. We are especially blessed to hav...
Jun 2021 04
Mother’s Day in a Nursing Home What is Mother’s Day? By definition it is a celebration of the mother of a family however I will say it’s a celebration of any mother figure in one’s life. What should I...
May 2021 06
Easter is certainly the most significant and joyful celebration in the Catholic calendar, as It celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ who conquered death and saved us all from eternal death and ...
Apr 2021 19
Spring is a BEAUTIFUL time of the year to me. It reminds me that what we see outside is often different than what is inside. The barren fields turn out beautiful grass, crops, and flowers. The trees s...
Apr 2021 15
“The beauty of a woman, with passing years only grows!” ― Audrey Hepburn Beauty is important to all of us, more than we would ever care to admit. We chase it relentlessly while we’re still youn...
Apr 2021 12
“Aging is an extraordinary process where you become the person you always should have been.” – David Bowie Whenever we look at the elderly, we usually see them as sickly persons, completely re...