Five Things to Think of from St Joseph’s Perspective
IT MAKES SENSE TO ME
By Larry Peterson
Within the Christmas narrative I am always drawn to how Good St. Joseph must have felt with the responsibility of caring for and protecting his immediate family, the Blessed Virgin and The Son of God. As a man, I try to imagine having to confront what Joseph confronted as a husband and new father. It makes me a bit sick to my stomach imagining myself in his sandals.
Here are five moments I like to consider:
St. Joseph, thank you and please pray for all of us.
By Larry Peterson
Within the Christmas narrative I am always drawn to how Good St. Joseph must have felt with the responsibility of caring for and protecting his immediate family, the Blessed Virgin and The Son of God. As a man, I try to imagine having to confront what Joseph confronted as a husband and new father. It makes me a bit sick to my stomach imagining myself in his sandals.
Here are five moments I like to consider:
St. Joseph, thank you and please pray for all of us.
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