St. Joseph — a Compilation
by Various
Saint Joseph is Foster Father of Jesus Christ and Patron of the Universal Church. His solemnity is celebrated on March 19, and the memorial of St. Joseph the Worker is on May 1. The following are some of Catholic Culture's featured documents on this wonderful saint:
Papal Teachings on St. Joseph
Quamquam Pluries (On Devotion to St. Joseph)   
Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII promulgated on August 15, 1889.     
Redemptoris Custos (Guardian of the Redeemer)  
Apostolic Exhortation of Pope St. John Paul II On August 15, 1989    
Patris Corde (With a Father's Heart)
  Apostolic Letter on St. Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church 2020 of Pope Francis on December 8, 2020    
Meditations and Sermons on St. Joseph
St. Joseph: Man of Trust   
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1980    
Unity of the Family and Respect for Life   
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1981    
St. Joseph, a Witness to Fulfillment of the Promise  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1982    
St. Joseph the Worker, Man of Faith and Prayer  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1983    
The Family Is a Community of Love, Life and Prayer  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1987     
The Pope Goes on 'Spiritual Pilgrimage' to the Family  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1992     
St. Joseph Continues in His Role as Protector of the Body of Christ  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 1993     
Mary and Joseph Lived Gift of Virginity  
Pope John Paul II, August 21, 1996    
St. Joseph, Image of God's Fatherly Love  
Pope John Paul II, March 21, 1999    
Holy Family Teaches Us What Is Essential   
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 2000     
Love And Serve The Church Like St Joseph  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 2001    
Homily on the Solemnity of St. Joseph  
Pope John Paul II, March 19, 2001    
St. Joseph, Patron of the Universal Church  
Pope John Paul II, March 26, 2003    
Further Discussions on St. Joseph
John XXIII: Pope of Saint Joseph  
Blaine Burkey, O.F.M. The American Ecclesiastical Review - July 1963    
Finding St. Joseph   
Sandra Miesel. History and devotions of St. Joseph    
St. Joseph: A Theological Introduction   
Michael D. Griffin, O.C.D. This study of St. Joseph covers his place in Sacred Scripture, the writings of theologians and devotion to him as proposed by the Church.    
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