It may be hard to believe but another year has passed. Seemingly, 2022 had just begun but here we are amidst the Christmas season in January of 2023. No matter how many arduous moments the previous ye...
To the Sisters and Staff at St. Joseph’s! We want to thank you for the seemingly effortless tender care you give to our parents, grandparents, great grandparents and great great grandparents who...
Robert R. Latkovich Sr. a.k.a. MOOSE, was born September 29, 1932 in Perth Amboy, NJ. He resided in Fords, NJ all his life. He grew up on Liberty Street in Fords with his mother, father, brother, and ...
One of the longest held traditions at St. Joseph’s is our employee Christmas party. Although this tradition has been impacted due to Covid-19, we found ways to continue on with it. This party has been...
Although it may not seem as such, an activity such as a nativity pageant can mean a lot to residents. Our Activity Department works hard to plan and organize various activities for our residents. Whet...
Baking with Residents Our Senior Residents had a great chance to bake and chat with fond memories. This time it was not a matter of being served with hot beverage and freshly baked pastry. After our S...
Ho, Ho, Ho! CHRISTMAS IS COMING! Welcome to this year’s virtual Christmas Raffle Sunday, December 18th, 2022 Have you visited St. Joseph’s lately? There is a lovely couple who are staying close to th...
The month of November usually begins our journey into the season of memories of the past, present and yet to come. The beginning of the month brings us the liturgical days of all souls and all saints ...
For those of you looking at the pictures here, they may bring to mind the song from the musical “CAMELOT” where it is asked “Oh what do the simple folks do?” I suggest we ask “OH WHAT DO THE SISTERS...
The Bible is a story of two gardens, Eden and Gethsemane. In the first, Adam took a fall. In the second, Jesus took a stand. Likewise, St. Joseph’s shares a story of two gardens. It is in our garden s...