St. Joseph Statue and Home Sales Kit

 

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Saint Joseph Statue  "ASK, AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE".    Is your Home possibly "a Little Too Unique" to appeal to the Average Family? Are you thinking that you might need "a little outside help" in selling it. Well... have we got the guy for you! There are more than 5000 Patron Saints listed in the Dictionary of Saints, chosen as protectors over different areas of life. The Good SAINT JOSEPH, was chosen as Patron Saint of the Home and Family. Folklore says that if you bury a Statue of Saint Joseph on your Property,  and ask St Joseph,  to intercede with his Foster Son Jesus on your behalf,  it will facilitate the sale of your Home. FACT? FICTION? Who really knows? The tradition can be traced back hundreds of years to Theresa of Avila, who prayed to St Joseph for more land for Christian Converts, and encouraged Nuns to bury St Joseph Medals in the ground as a symbol of their devotion.  Thousands of Testimonials seem to say, "IT DOES WORK".

ST JOSEPH’S HOME SALE KIT
Professed to work for all Faiths and Denominations

Kit Includes:
3 1/2" St Joseph Statue, Special Prayer Card, Burial Bag,
Testimonial scroll and Instructions
Total price:  $9.95

Also Available:  LARGE Kit 

In the Large kit you will receive the regular $6.44 kit, plus you will also receive a Six inch statue of St Joseph and the Baby Jesus to set in a place of honor in your home while it  is on the Market. 
Total Price:  $14.95

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The St. Joseph Home-Selling Tradition

Saint Joseph is honored as the patron saint of the home and family, and for generations home sellers have turned to him for help when putting a house on the market. The custom of burying a small statue of St. Joseph is a popular folk tradition practiced by people of many faiths. There is no single “right” way to do it, and many families add their own touches, but most follow a few common steps.

How People Use the St. Joseph Home Sales Kit

1. Place the statue in the burial bag included in the kit to protect it.
2. Bury the statue on your property. Many people choose a spot near the for-sale sign or in the front yard, and some place it upside down, facing the house.
3. Say the special prayer printed on the prayer card, asking for St. Joseph’s help, and repeat it daily if you wish.
4. After your home sells, dig up the statue and give it a place of honor in your new home as a sign of thanks.

The large kit adds a six-inch statue of St. Joseph and the Baby Jesus to display in your home while it is on the market.

Helping Your Home Sell

Faith and tradition go hand in hand with good preparation. Pricing your home with your real estate agent’s advice, decluttering, making small repairs and boosting curb appeal all help buyers picture themselves living there. Whatever the outcome, many sellers say the St. Joseph tradition brings them peace of mind during a stressful time.

Realtors and retailers can order in quantity at our St. Joseph wholesale pricing page. Prices on this page come from our last catalog update; call toll free at 1-877-888-5609 to confirm current pricing and shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where should I bury the St. Joseph statue?

Traditions vary. Many sellers bury the statue near the for-sale sign or in the front yard, and some place it upside down facing the house. If you live in a condo or apartment, a flower pot works too.

What is included in the St. Joseph home sales kit?

The kit includes a 3-1/2 inch St. Joseph statue, a special prayer card, a burial bag, a testimonial scroll and instructions. The large kit adds a six-inch statue of St. Joseph and the Baby Jesus.

What do I do with the statue after the house sells?

Most people dig up the statue and display it in their new home as a sign of gratitude.