St. Joseph Statue Making a Comback in Selling Your Home
I must admit that the last home we sold, we buried a statue of St. Joseph in our front yard and the home sold a short time later. I am not one to get caught up in these sorts of things, but the use of a St. Josephs statue when selling your home is probably something that if you are the least bit religious you should look into.
St. Joseph must sense the housing market is in a slump.
For more than 500 years, home sellers have turned to Jesus’ earthly father for help locating a buyer. Like a litmus test, sales of his 4-inch statues – which sellers plant head down on their property – ebb and flow with the tides of the real estate market.
Lately, they’ve been flying off Christian gift store shelves. And sellers testify they’ve turned into believers.
“Whether it is divine intervention or faith – or who knows? – definitely something is working,” said Brian Moore, a Glendale real estate agent.
Moore, who was raised Catholic, first heard about the St. Joseph phenomenon six months ago from a colleague who, like him, was having trouble selling a home.
Moore bought and buried a statue on each of six properties he was listing. Each entered escrow that week.
Because some people think the practice is a silly superstition, Moore said, he sometimes buries the statues without telling the homeowner. via LA Daily News
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Comment by Ramey on 31 March 2009:
Some web sites say bury St. Joseph upside down and others say face towards street and bury right side up and towards street,and 3inches down and cover dirt 3 inches over statue which is right?