Today is Josefitag. Once introduced by Maria Theresia as the State Protection of Styria, only a few can do something with St. Josef today. The name is also no longer “in”, as a glance at the baby statistics shows.
Everyone who has a school -age child cannot stay unattended yet has one thing today: stress. Because only students and teachers have free on March 19. And that in Styria, Carinthia and in Tyrol, ie in those federal states where St. Josef is a patron saint. The Josefitag was abolished in 1968 as a public holiday, the Magistrate Graz followed in 1997. A year later, the styric state officials also met.
FPö promotes “raised revival”
While in South Tyrol is serious about anchoring Josefitag as a legal vacation for days, the patron must also experience a Renaissance in Styria.
Source: Krone
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