CS 429: 3-19-20: Pride: Thursday

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🗓️ 19 March 2020

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0:00.0	You're listening to Catholic Sprouts, the daily podcast for Catholic kids that strives to plant seeds of faith. Hey there, it sprouts.
0:24.1	Today is Thursday, March 19th, 2020.
0:29.2	It is also the feast day of yet another amazing saint, and that saint is St. Joseph,
0:35.8	the husband of Mary and the foster father of Jesus Christ.
0:41.4	Now, this week on the Catholic Sprout's podcast, we have been talking about the sin of pride
0:46.1	and the virtue that opposes pride, which is humility. We've already seen this play out
0:52.4	through the stories of David and Goliath, through the life of St. Patrick,
0:57.6	and yesterday through the most profound example we could ever have, which is from Jesus Christ himself,
1:04.6	especially when he willingly died on the cross for our sins.
1:09.7	Now, today we have another incredible example of the virtue of
1:14.3	humility lived out, and that is from the great St. Joseph. Now, first of all, let's review who
1:21.0	St. Joseph was. Saint Joseph was a good and holy man. We hear this in the gospel that he was very prayerful and very
1:31.2	respectful of Mary. They had decided to get married, but do you remember what happened just
1:38.4	before they were supposed to get married? Well, he found out that Mary was pregnant. Now, this would have caused a lot of scandal.
1:48.6	And so to protect Mary, he decided to privately divorce her, to sort of protect her, to not enter
1:55.8	into marriage with her, but protect her. Of course, he didn't do this. Do you remember why? Because he had a dream.
2:04.0	He had a dream and an angel of God came to him and told him not to worry. Don't worry. This is part of
2:10.6	God's plan. Marry her and name the child Jesus. Now, we might take for granted that Joseph had this dream and then he got up and did it.
2:21.1	You might think, well, if an angel talks to you, of course you're going to do what the angel said.
2:25.9	But how many times have we had strong feelings that we should do something or even maybe
2:31.0	had a thought that seems so vivid that we feel like, yes, I should do that,
2:36.4	but then we don't do it. We think, oh, that was a crazy thought. I don't know why I thought that.
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