Jours fériés · 2026
Saint Joseph's Day tombe le jeudi, 19 mars 2026 en Suisse en 2026.
Un jour férié dans certaines régions de Suisse seulement : Nidwalden, Schwyz, Ticino, Uri, Valais.
En 2026, il tombe un jeudi, jour ouvré.
Date fixe : il tombe le même jour de l'année chaque année (19 mars).
samedi et dimanche · Un jour férié n'entraîne pas toujours la fermeture de toutes les entreprises. Les services essentiels, les commerces et certains secteurs continuent de travailler, et les règles de rémunération varient selon le pays et le contrat.
Saint Joseph's Day honours Joseph, the husband of Mary and the foster father of Jesus, as described in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. He is described as a carpenter from Nazareth and a righteous man who accepted his role in the life of Jesus. He is the patron saint of fathers, workers, carpenters and the universal Church, which Pope Pius IX declared in 1870. His feast is a holy day in several countries and in some religious orders. Joseph is mentioned only briefly in the Gospels, yet he has been a popular saint for centuries, with devotions in many countries and religious communities named for him.
The day has many local traditions. In Italy it is Father's Day, and families eat fried pastries called zeppole di San Giuseppe. In Spain, in the city of Valencia, the Fallas festival reaches its climax on the night of 19 March, when large satirical papier-mâché sculptures are burned in the streets. In Malta, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria and the Vatican, the day is observed as a feast, with a holiday status that varies. Many towns hold processions and markets in his honour, and in Italy there are bonfires in some regions on the eve of the feast.
Nidwalden, Schwyz, Ticino, Uri, Valais
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Un jour férié dans certaines régions de Suisse seulement : Nidwalden, Schwyz, Ticino, Uri, Valais.
jeudi, 19 mars 2026.