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Saint Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church

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Chosen by God as the head of the Holy Family, Saint Joseph humbly took on the great responsibility of providing and caring for Jesus and Mary. Throughout his life he had complete trust and confidence in God, and perfect abandonment to His providence. Countless miracles and graces have been given through the power and intercession of this lowly carpenter. 

The lovely image on the cover, depicts Saint Joseph as the chaste spouse and guardian of the Virgin Mary, the foster-father of Jesus Christ, and protector of the Universal Church, symbolized by Saint Peter’s Basilica which the angel holds. The banner Ite ad Joseph encourages the faithful to “Go to Joseph” in all their necessities. 

From the Housetops Magazine issue.

Other articles in the issue include works such as:

  • Effects of Home Influence
  • The Immaculate Conception
  • Living Members of All the Just
  • The Will and Its Executor
  • Conversion of the Pagan World
  • In Christ's Presence
  • Saint Joseph's Help
  • Plainly Speaking

 

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2 Reviews

  • 5

    From the Housetops issue named SAINT JOSEPH, PATRON OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH

    Posted by Brenda on Jun 27th 2024

    This is the the second issue I have had the privilege to read. The stories touch my heart and soul. . The writers have great faith. What you read you actually see the story being alive. There is faith, hope, charity, and trust in God and his heavenly family presence in our daily lives.shown in each story Thank you!

  • 5

    I am a convert to the faith since 1968. When I first entered a Catholic Church by our home, my attention was drawn a beautiful marble statue of the Blessed Virgin. As I grew in my faith I read the story of the Miraculous Medal and was immediately d

    Posted by Dennis C. on Jan 4th 2024

    When I converted to the Catholic Faith, I chose St. Joseph as my patron saint at my baptism, my confirmation and when I was ordained a permanent Deacon. The Holy Year dedicated to St. Joseph was truly an honor for Good St. Joseph.

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