Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Intro,1|         centuries stressed that just as St. Joseph took loving
 2  I,3   |         husband Joseph, being a just man and unwilling to put
 3 II,14  | Bethlehem passed through Egypt. Just as Israel had followed the
 4 II,15  |        Joseph, of whom Mary had just used the words "your father,"
 5 III    |                          III ~A JUST MAN A HUSBAND ~
 6 III,17 |         judgment that he was "a just man" (Mt 1:19).~One must
 7 III,18 |             18. Above all, the "just" man of Nazareth possesses
 8 III,19 |         his own vocation. This "just" man, who, in the spirit
 9 III,19 |        to be greater than this "just man" could ever have expected
10 III,20 |       as "united to Joseph, the just man, by a bond of marital
11 VI,31  |        powers of darkness...and just as once you saved the Child
12 VI,32  |         to the apostolate.~This just man, who bore within himself