There is a great story about Saint Joseph in "Italian Folktales" by Italo Calvino. I can't get to the book right now, but the story goes that there was a man who was greatly devoted to Saint Joseph, who prayed to him all the time. When he died, he went to heaven, where Saint Peter met him at the gate. Saint Peter explained that because he had not done this or that, but had spent his whole life in his devotions to Saint Joseph, he would not be let into heaven. At this point, Saint Joseph comes by and says, "Great! Glad to see you! Let me show you around," but Saint Peter explains that he can't let him in. Well, Saint Peter and Saint Joseph start going back and forth, and get into this big argument, and finally Saint Joseph says, "Fine! I'm just going to take my wife and Son and go somewhere else!"
The man was let into heaven.