As I point out in the note on the Martyrology post earlier, since Ven Pope Pius XII's reform of the Roman Calendar in 1955, tomorrow is the Feast of St Joseph the Worker. I am not absolutely certain of the date of the book from which these illustrations are taken, but the artist was an Anglo-Catholic, and the Book of Common Prayer still has the Feast of Ss Philip & James on 1 May.
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