Going to and from St. Joseph, Arlington Diocesan Men’s Conference, March 7, 2020

Fr. Roger J. Landry
2020 Men’s Conference
Catholic Diocese of Arlington, VA
“Noble and Bold: Taking a Cue from St. Joseph”
March 7, 2020

 

To listen to the first conference, entitled “Ite Ad Joseph,” or “Going to Joseph with Manly Devotion,” please click below: 

 

To listen to the second conference, entitled “Ite Ab Joseph,” or “Learning From Joseph How to Guide, Protect, and Provide,” please click below: 

 

The outline for the first talk was: 

  • The three-fold crisis of faith, manliness and paternity and how St. Joseph is a remedy.
  • The virtues and chief characteristics of St. Joseph’s life
    • Son of David
    • “Just Man”
    • Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary
    • Foster-father of Jesus
    • Guardian and witness of the mystery hidden for the ages
    • Savior of the Savior
  • St. Joseph is a model for us
  • The connection between the Patriarch Joseph and St. Joseph
  • St. Joseph’s intercession
  • Practical ways we’re called to go to him:
    • To become men of faith
    • To become men of grace
    • To become men of prayer and silence
    • To become men of the Eucharist
    • To become men of Scripture
    • To become men, strong men
    • To become family men
    • To become poor, chaste and obedient Gospel men
  • Going to Joseph with the help of Cardinal Herbert Vaughan

The outline for the second talk was:

  • How we’re called to imitate St. Joseph in our relationship with others
    • To care for the family, as protector and provider
    • To care for and love the Church
    • To care for others through our work
    • To guide others with wisdom
      • To find and follow their vocations
      • To come to know, love and live the faith
      • To live and die well
    • To be truly charitable
  • Joseph means “increase” and this year is a means by which through increased devotion to him, Christ can increase in us until he is all in all.

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