| | This new children's book reveals the history of the popular St. Joseph Altar tradition!
In Giovanni and the Fava Beans, young Giovanni is dismayed when a severe drought in medieval Sicily leaves his family with little to eat—forcing him to dine on fava beans, the food he usually feeds the pigs.
But when he meets a starving girl, his heart is transformed from ingratitude to generosity.
Turning to St. Joseph, the heavenly patron of workers and families, Giovanni prays for his struggling community. When the long-awaited rain arrives, the people rejoice by building altars in St. Joseph's honor—a tradition still celebrated today!
Vivid folk-art illustrations bring this inspiring story to life, teaching children timeless lessons about trust, compassion, and gratitude.
| | Discover the beauty of this Catholic tradition: wof.org/fava-beans.
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