Why do we celebrate Saint Joseph the Worker on May 1?
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May Day: the Socialist Worker vs. St. Joseph the Worker
COMMENTARY: For the best model for workers, look not to a man named Marx but to a carpenter named Joseph.
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The 'Yes' of Mary and the 'Yes' of Joseph
The story of Mary and Joseph is one of the most fascinating accounts in the Bible, yet it remains shrouded in mystery.
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'A Father's Heart': True Stories of St. Joseph's Aid and Intercession
FILM: A new documentary will be in theaters May 1.
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What did St. Joseph ask of St. Faustina?
St. Faustina Kowalska is known for her visions of Jesus, but she also saw the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph. Learn more about these visions Jesus' foster father.
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Can Joseph cure the Church of today's chronic infidelity?
It is Joseph who, owing to his genuine familial paternity, holds the key to drawing the hard masculine lines required for familial integrity.
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Library : March 2022 - Overview for the Month
Sunday Focus of the Liturgy The Gospel readings for March are taken from St. Luke. All are from Year C, Cycle 2. March 6th - 1st Sunday of Lent Jesus is tempted by the devil in the desert. March 13 - 2nd Sunday of Lent The Gospel relates the story of the Transfiguration of our Lord on Mt. Tabor. March 20 - 3rd Sunday of Lent Jesus tells the story of the barren fig tree. March 27 - 4th Sunday of Lent This Gospel recounts the parable of the Prodigal Son. Highlights of the Month ...
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Pope St. John Paul II—Redemptoris Custos
Episodes in this podcast beyond the most recent 15 are limited to Catholic Culture subscribers only. Log in or subscribe now (free) to get all the episodes! “...at the moment of Joseph’s own ‘annunciation’ he said nothing; instead he simply ‘did as the angel of the Lord commanded him’. And this first ‘doing’ became the beginning of ‘Joseph’s way’. The Gospels do not record any word ever spoken by Joseph along that way. But the silence of Joseph has its own special eloquenc...
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