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...
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 ...
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...
The start of a blog for St Joe’s and the Facebook page, evolved slowly and has become one of the very best examples of how “a picture is worth a thousand words”. When Josephine entered St. Jo...
When thinking about St. Joseph’s the first thing that comes to mind is FAMILY and of course these thoughts are of the MANY families at St. Joe’s. You will find spiritual families, people families, pla...
Hopefully when you read this, if you haven’t seen the many videos of the garden, you will take a look now for sure! Gardens are full of flowers for certain but they also contain many other items tha...
Tommy, Timmy, Jimmy, and Anthony’s parents were born on February 18, 2021, in Alliance, Ohio. At four months old, they were driven from their breeder/owner (Randi’s sister ) to their new home in Woodb...
An outdoor picnic was organized for our residents of St. Joseph’s Senior Home in Woodbridge, by the sisters with some girls as part of their get-together program. This was in order to sensitize the y...
It was early Spring 2022 when God sent a Blessing to our doorstep. Our Blessing was our own Sister Dorota Kot, who has been a member of our Congregation of the Sisters of the Immaculate Conception fo...