Happy Feast Day of Saint Joseph the Worker. It's May 1st, a special day of

Saint Joseph. And today we're going to go through the history of the Feast days

of Saint Joseph. Now if you're a traditional Catholic, I'm out of focus here.

There we go. If you're a traditional Catholic, there are a lot of

discussions, debates, arguments that go on at coffee hour after Latin Mass.

People talk about divine mercy Sunday versus low Sunday. They talk about whether

or not they pray the luminous mysteries or the divine mercy chaplain. These

are all debated topics. And what are those topics? Perhaps one of the lesser ones

is the Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker on May 1st. I'm going to give you the

background story on the Feast of Joseph the Worker. And also touch on the

question of why is it that in the early church there was no feast of

Saint Joseph. So let's begin with the prayer. We'll pray the our father

together and then we'll jump into it. Oramos, nominee Patrice, Vidi,

Espiritu, Sang, Theamen, Patronos, Ther, Cuyas and Chely, Sang, Devi, Chaitra,

Nomen, Tum, Advenia, Rang, Tum, Viet, Voluntas, Tua, Sikut, Tinshalla, Watantera,

Panam, Nostrum, Kut, Tidiana, Blano, Nubis, Odie, Etemite, Nubis, Debitan, Nostra,

Sikut, Nostimitimus, Debitor, Vasnostris, Hednenos, and Dukas, and Tantacionem,

Zed, Libra, Nosimalo, Amen, Sang, Deyos, Orapronovis, Nomen,

Patrice, Feast of Spirit, Ther, Cuyas, Sang, Theamen.

Saint Joseph, if you went back in time and you went to a church and I don't know

it's she's a century, 400's, 500's, you went to Antioch, you went to Alexandria,

Egypt, Jerusalem, Rome, and you said where is your church dedicated to Saint Joseph?

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