PAPPADAGEN ÄR SOLEMNITY OF ST JOSEFS
Solemnity of Saint Joseph, Husband of MaryHoly Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Matthew 1,16.18-21.24a.
Jacob was the father of Joseph, the husband of Mary. Of her was born Jesus who is called the Christ.
Now this is how the birth of Jesus Christ came about. When his mother Mary was betrothed to Joseph, but before they lived together, she was found with child through the holy Spirit.
Joseph her husband, since he was a righteous man, yet unwilling to expose her to shame, decided to divorce her quietly.
Such was his intention when, behold, the angel of the Lord appeared to him in a dream and said, "Joseph, son of David, do not be afraid to take Mary your wife into your home. For it is through the holy Spirit that this child has been conceived in her.
She will bear a son and you are to name him Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins."
When Joseph awoke, he did as the angel of the Lord had commanded him and took his wife into his home. Nikolina Katić
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Josip, drvodjelja zlatnog srca, svima je blizak lik. Otac ponizan i odvažan, Bogu hvala, postaje sve poznatiji i poznatiji. Preostaje bolje upoznavanje Josipa, sina Davidova, kralja neusporedivog, jedinog iz Davidove dinastije ( vladarske kuće) koji svojim životom pokazuje da Izrael nema drugoga kralja doli Boga. On to postiže svojom tišinom, svojom povučenošću kako bi bliještio jedino Logos (Riječ koju Bog izgovara) i kako bi pripravio kolijevku za Riječ (o kojoj se naviješta, koja je evanđelje).
On je to činio i svojim služenjem, posvećujući svaki dan Gospodinu Isusu. Činio je to i svojim klanjanjem, na koljenima pred Kraljem kraljeva, u jaslicama kao i u Egiptu ili u Nazaretu.
Koje li dobrobiti za dijete Isusa što je i sveti Josip bio kralj, istinski, po rodoslovlju (dinastiji) i po srcu! Mladi Knez mira odmah je učo kako njegovo kraljevstvo dostojanstveno potječe jedino od Oca, kako njegova kraljevska moć izvire jedino iz ljubavi. Josipovo kraljevsko dostojanstvo vodi njegova sina da bude potpuno i slobodno ono što on doista i jest.
Sveti Josipe, plemenitosti očinstva.🥰💓
( ulomak iz knjige Sveti Josip autora Dominique Joseph)
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Being the quintessential example of devotion to Our Lord, St. Joseph naturally becomes the perfect model of Eucharistic devotion to follow, especially during the National Eucharistic Revival.
St. Joseph’s name is remembered in the Eucharistic Prayer at every Mass, and he has long been closely tied to the Eucharist.
Theologian, author and professor Scott Hahn explains the foundation this way: “St. Joseph was, with Mary, the first to take up the practice of perpetual adoration. He was with Jesus, loving him, all the time — at home, in the workshop, in the synagogue, on the road. He teaches us to live in the presence of God at all times, and he shows us how to pray when we are in the Eucharistic presence of Our Lord.”
St. Joseph models and teaches us Eucharistic adoration in many ways, expounded Father Jeffrey Kirby.
“Joseph was the first to see the Christ Child when he was born from his mother. As he held the Christ Child in his arms, he made the first Holy Hour. As he showed the Christ Child to Our Lady, he was the first to announce the Eucharistic Lord to the world. By placing him in the stable, which was a feeding trough, in Bethlehem, which means the ‘City of Bread,’ Joseph was giving us all the Bread of Life, the Bread come down from heaven.”
According to St. Peter Julian Eymard, in Joseph, “We find ... the perfect adorer, entirely consecrated to Jesus, working always near Jesus, giving Jesus his virtues, his time, his very life; it is thus that he is our model and inspiration.”
“Actions speak loudly,” emphasized Father Kirby. “Joseph was a man of action. We are called to do the same. Our Eucharistic devotion begins at the altar and is then played out in the duties of our state in life.”
And think of Father Calloway’s beautiful description in his book relating to how St. Joseph’s wife Mary is “a living tabernacle, a walking monstrance, a veiled temple … she is never without the divine presence. God lives in her body!” Therefore, “[A]ll tabernacles are basically a replica of Mary’s bodily temple … God lived in Mary at all times, and St. Joseph was perpetually in the presence of Jesus.”
✍️ Joseph Pronechen
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