Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,3     |         these circumstances, "her husband Joseph, being a just man
 2 II,7     |         refer to Joseph as Mary's husband and to Mary as his wife (
 3 II,7     |         Joseph? Was he not Mary's husband?... Scripture states, through
 4 II,7     |         an angel, that he was her husband. Do not fear, says the angel,
 5 II,8(23) |          Solemnity of St. Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary.~
 6 II,8(24) |          Solemnity of St. Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary.~
 7 III      |                 III ~A JUST MAN A HUSBAND ~
 8 III,18   |        clear characteristics of a husband. Luke refers to Mary as "
 9 III,18   |        set before us the image of husband and wife. According to Jewish
10 III,18   |       certain period of time, the husband brought the wife into his
11 III,18   |           Joseph was already her "husband." Mary, however, preserved
12 III,18   |          God speaks to him as the husband of the Virgin of Nazareth.
13 III,18   |           virgin, the wife of her husband" (cf. Lk 1:27).~
14 III,19   |         and was bound to her by a husband's love, was once again called
15 III,19   | completely unique way-the love of husband and wife, deepening within
16 III,20   |     Mother of God, and gave her a husband's "gift of self." Even though
17 VI,28    |          from his having been the husband of Mary and the presumed
18 VI,31(48)|          Solemnity of St. Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary;