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CIN - Guardian of the Redeemer (St. Joseph) Pope John Paul II
Catholic Information Network (CIN). Apostolic Exhortation of Pope John Paul II promulgated on August 15, 1989. [eng]

St. Joseph
St. Joseph - March 19, Prayers to the guardian of Jesus. The World's Happiest Marriage by Fulton Sheen Thirty Days' Prayer to St. Joseph for any special intention (Palm DOC) Hymn to St. Joseph, by St. Louis de Montfort. [eng]

Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. VIII
The History of Joseph the Carpenter. [eng]

SAINT JOSEPH'S SITE
Saint Joseph is the greatest saint. Special instance to single people, because his caste life; to married persons, as Chief of the Sacred Family; to consecrated and apostles, in his devotion to Jesus and Mary; to priests, in his reverence for Christ; to workers since he was always a worker. [eng]

Prayers E-Book: Josephite Prayers
Litany to Saint Joseph. Novena to Saint Joseph I. Novena to Saint Joseph II. Prayer Before Mass (Oratio ad Sanctum Ioseph Ante Missam). Prayer for a Happy Death. [eng]

St. Joseph's Day Home Page
A website dedicated to St. Joseph and his feast day. [eng]

Saint Joseph's Prayers
This site is dedicated to Saint Joseph with prayers, novenas, lifestory. [eng]

Patron Saints Index: Saint Joseph
Memorial 19 March 1 May (Joseph the Worker) Profile Descendant of the house of David. Layman. Carpenter. Earthly spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Foster and adoptive father of Jesus Christ. Visionary who was visited by angels. Noted for his willingness to immediately get up and do what God told him. Died 1st century, prior to the Passion, of natural causes. [eng]

JOSEPH - ROLE MODEL FOR TODAY'S FATHERS
By Billy Stainsby. [eng]

Fr. Michael D. Griffin
The splendid manifestation of devotion to Saint Joseph that have occurred in ever-increasing measure during the last one hundred years call for a word of explanation. How can we explain this phenomena? Christian piety calls for more than enthusiasm in its devotion to a saint; it needs to be nourished with a better understanding of the rich insights that have been unlocked by exegetes and theologians, as well as the reflections of the saints. [eng]

Domestic-Church.Com:Saint Profile: Saint Joseph
Saint Profiles: A brief history of the life of a saint in three accounts, for young families (children 0-8), for practiced families (children 8-14), and experienced families (children 14-adult). By Catherine Fournier. [eng]

Redemptoris Custos - Index - IntraText CT
Redemptoris Custos: full text, concordances and frequency lists. [eng]

Saint Joseph by Rev Alban Butler
The glorious Saint Joseph was lineally descended from the greatest kings of the tribe of Judah, and from the most illustrious of the ancient patriarchs; but his true glory consisted in his humility and virtue. The history of his life hath not been written by men; but his principal actions are recorded by the Holy Ghost himself God entrusted him with the education of his divine Son, manifested in the flesh. In this view he was espoused to the Virgin Mary. [eng]

St. Joseph
St. Joseph, in all likelihood, was born in Bethlehem, and it is generally assumed that he died at Nazareth before Jesus began his ministry. The Bible tells us very little of Joseph, but from the early chapters of Matthew and Luke we glean that he was a carpenter by trade, a just and pious man, and a most excellent husband and father. [eng]

St. Joseph's Day: history & customs
Two days after the feast of the great Irish saint comes the day of the carpenter of Nazareth, Saint Joseph, "the just man," of whom the Gospels say little but who is beloved by generations of Italians and Italian-Americans, celebrated on March 19. [eng]

Saint Joseph
Joseph was born in the royal line of King David, but in his time the descendents of David no longer held power or wealth. He left his ancestral home of Bethlehem in Judea to become a builder and carpenter in the town of Nazareth in Galilee. There he met Mary and became engaged to her. When she became pregnant before their marriage, he was uncertain as to what he should do. He finally decided to break off the engagement in accordance to the Law; but do to so quietly, so that she would not be subjected to charges of adultery and quite possibly a death sentence. [eng]

Biography: Joseph, Guardian of Our Lord (19 Mar NT)
All that we know of Joseph we learn from the first two chapters of Matthew and of Luke. Otherwise he is mentioned only in passing in Luke 3:23; John 1:45; John 6:42 as the supposed father of Jesus. (Mark does not mention him at all.) [eng]

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