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 1 2|    chaste Spouse, the Blessed Joseph; and We regard it as most
 2 2|      seen the devotion to St. Joseph, which in past times the
 3 2|      that the devotion to St. Joseph should engraft itself upon
 4 3| special motives for which St. Joseph has been proclaimed Patron
 5 3|      and protection, are that Joseph was the spouse of Mary and
 6 3|     can rank above it. But as Joseph has been united to the Blessed
 7 3|      together. Thus in giving Joseph the Blessed Virgin as spouse,
 8 3|      her sublime dignity. And Joseph shines among all mankind
 9 3|     God was humbly subject to Joseph, that He obeyed him, and
10 3|     head of families, so that Joseph became the guardian, the
11 3|    Now the divine house which Joseph ruled with the authority
12 3|    worthy that as the Blessed Joseph ministered to all the needs
13 4|  gives its sanction, that the Joseph of ancient times, son of
14 4|    Jacob, was the type of St. Joseph, and the former by his glory
15 4|        namely, that the first Joseph won the favour and especial
16 4|      master, and that through Joseph's administration his household
17 4|      and guard of the blessed Joseph. Fathers of families find
18 4|   Fathers of families find in Joseph the best personification
19 4|   noble of birth will earn of Joseph how to guard their dignity
20 4|     degree, their recourse to Joseph is a special right, and
21 4|     particular imitation. For Joseph, of royal blood, united
22 4|       be singularly ennobled. Joseph, content with his slight
23 5|      patronage of the Blessed Joseph, and to the maternal charity
24 6|   legislated, a prayer to St. Joseph be added, the formula of
25 6|      March - the Feast of St. Joseph - is not a Festival of Obligation,