The Life and Glories of St. Joseph
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See also: Saint Joseph of Jesus and Mary, St. Joseph’s Life, Virtues, Privileges, Power, and The Admirable Life of the Glorious Patriarch St. Joseph.
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p.116 God gave Mary the pure virgin Joseph to hide and protect His Sacred Mysteries
p.117 Mary and Joseph were probably betrothed by the highest Jewish authorities themselves
p.119 Discussion on the Blessed Virgin’s Vow of Virginity in relation to her Espousal to St. Joseph
p.121 Joseph’s rare virtues and holiness probably led the authorities to betroth him to Mary
p.123 Two Doctors of the Church on the Espousal of St. Joseph and the Blessed Virgin Mary
p.126 Mary and Joseph probably knew about each other’s vow of virginity before being espoused
p.126 The Blessed Virgin willfully and deliberately consented to marriage with Joseph
p.127 Mary chose Joseph as her spouse freely and deliberately
p.128 Mary’s consent to marry Joseph was the highest honor he could receive
p.131 Conclusion of the chapter on the Blessed Virgin’s betrothal to St. Joseph
p.132 Reasons St. Joseph was probably a young man when he married the Blessed Virgin Mary
p.136 St. Joseph’s early artistic depiction and very young do not prove that he was very young
p.138 St. Joseph was probably the most comely and well-disposed of the sons of men
p.144 St. Francis de Sales declaring that St. Joseph was perpetually a virgin as well
p.145 How Joseph and Mary were true spouses despite being also perpetual virgins
p.147 Reasons the marriage of Joseph and Mary wasn’t invalid despite their vows of virginity
p.148 More reasons it was fitting that Mary and Joseph should be both married and virgins
p.149 The marriage of Joseph and Mary was intended to hide their virginity until the appointed time
p.150 Mary was given as wife not to the man with most worldly advantages, but to the holiest man alive
p.152 Theories about when Joseph and Mary left Jerusalem after their marriage
p.153 How Joseph and Mary both also practiced the Evangelical Counsels of Poverty and Obedience
p.158 How Joseph and Mary honored, served and loved one another as the holiest and most devout spouses
p.159 St. Leonard of Port Maurice on the dignity of St. Joseph as the Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary
p.161 The many blessings and consequences of Joseph being the most blessed spouse of Mary
p.165 Joseph and Mary were truly married before the Annunciation
p.168 On the Archangel Gabriel entering Mary’s room to greet her
p.171 Mary by faith remained a Virgin yet became Mother of God
p.176 Meditations on the hearts of Mary and Joseph right after the Annunciation and Incarnation
p.178 Reasons why Mary did not tell Joseph about the Incarnation
p.372 Joseph’s Interior Life of Prayer and Contemplation (part 2)
p.387 St. Joseph was a far more perfect father to Jesus than natural fathers are