Saint Joseph Real Estate Selling Statue - Guaranteed !!

 
How it's done

Most commonly, a statue of St. Joseph is placed inside a protective cloth and buried upside-down in the front yard. People differ as to whether the statue should be upside-down or right side-up, and whether the yard should be the front yard or back yard, but worrying about such things is unecessary.

Then a prayer to St. Joseph is said.  

Anyway, when the house is sold, God and St. Joseph are thanked, the statue is dug up and given a place of honor in your new home, and you, of course, tell others about the power of St. Joseph's intercession.

Is this custom superstitious? It is if one doesn't believe in the intercession of Saints and the good of making outward signs of prayer. Given that two million  are sold each year -- even to Protestants and pagans -- I imagine that most people who practice this custom do superstitiously bury the statues for a sense of "luck" more than anything. But that doesn't make the practice bad in itself, not when it's done properly: with sincere prayer, giving St. Joseph a place of honor in your new home, and telling others of the wonders of this great Saint.

This testimonial from an acquaintance  - 

This does work! My wife and I buried a small St Joseph statue in our back yard after 3 months of fruitless effort in selling our home. Shortly after, we were getting traffic through our home and did eventually sell our home. The timing was perfect because the home we were buying was contingent on this sale as well as that home's sale was contingent, too! St Joseph truly came through for us. As an aside, a year later I was digging in my garden and who did I find................. yes, the previous owner's St Joseph. We're keeping him and he's keeping us.