St. Joseph's Day Celebrated by Sicilians and Italians in New Orleans
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Charles Marsala of AWE News interviews Peter Gilberti, President of the Italian American St Joseph's Society, Lena Prima and John Viola on the annual Pasta Fest, Altars, and the St Joseph's Day Parade presented by the Italian American St Joseph's Society.
The parade is one of the premier Italian-American events held post-Mardi Gras in the historic New Orleans French Quarter. The parade consists of beautifully decorated floats adorned by the Queen and more than sixty exquisitely dressed Maids, hundreds of tuxedo-ed Italian-Americans handing out green, white and red beads, silk flowers and blessed fava beans. Music is provided by bands and dance teams with sound trucks playing Louis Prima, Dean Martin and Sinatra music. Enjoy an evening of parades and dancing in the streets. Come sing, dance and even be kissed by an Italian!
The Italian American St Joseph's Society is a non-profit offering scholarships and in the spirit of St. Joseph's Day does a pasta luncheon at St. Jude's Community Center.
Great video didn’t know that New Orleans had that many Italians and had a parade
WOW! So nice seeing this- I want to go and see you all. Louis Prima's daughter! Pasta! And all done with respect to the Saint, the elders, the culture.....Love from Philadelphia
We do celebrate St.Joseph's Day with novenas & altars in private homes. My Aunts have hosted a few of them, but our big celebration is the Feast of St. Peter, including a parade, outdoor Mass, carnival, sporting events, music & dancing in front of the altar at St. Peter's Square. My family has done several floats over the years. Many "'menicanis" often comment how it is a New Orleans type atmosphere.
Beautiful. Touches my heart. Love it
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Look at all these beautiful people!!
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Bellissimo!
That is really nice.
Viva San Giusseppe y Viva San Pietro from Gloucester, Massachusetts. Pop. 30,000, 35-40% of at least 1/2 Siciliano heritage. We just celebrated the feast of St. Peter, patron saint of fishermen, after a two year hiatus this past weekend. Since 1927, the last weekend in June before the 4th of July.
I 💘 Italian from CHICAGO.
New Sicilian heritages
My middle (Christian) name is Joseph... Anyone want to guess my birth month!
"Sicilians and Italians" yes there is a difference.
I'm cool with this but not Columbus Day!
Us Sicilians don’t care what you like
Anglo
@@tttgaming8762 go back to Italy
@@tttgaming8762 us blond/blonde Scandinavian Caucasian people actually stepped foot first on North America in 992 AD and we ended up giving it to the Indigenous People of the Artic who r today known as Native Americans/First Nations and them only until 500 years later in 1492 when yo people the Mediterraneans took over and colonized them and then eventually in 1524 the Europeans joined in too
@@jayreacts1356Then why did the whole world follow including the "blondes".