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Detail from "St. Joseph, the Carpenter" (c. 1635-40) by Georges de la Tour [WikiArt.org]

By Susan Ciancio, Catholic World Report, Feb. 28, 2024

Susan Ciancio is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame and has worked as a writer and editor for nearly 19 years; 13 of those years have been in the pro-life sector.  …

 

“He did exactly what the Lord wanted him to do.”

As we approach March, a month dedicated to St. Joseph, I can’t help but think about the virtues of this unassuming husband of Mary and foster father of Jesus. Though we know that the Bible recorded no words of St. Joseph, we understand that his actions said more than his words could.

The Gospel of Matthew tells us that Joseph was a “righteous” man. He was courageous, obedient to God, faithful, loving, and generous. We see how he lived out those virtues in how he led, protected, and served his family. He is a beautiful example of how we should live our lives—both within our homes and within our communities. …

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