CS 678: 3-19-21: Friday: All Can be Used for God's Glory

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🗓️ 19 March 2021

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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.
0:42.4	Hey there, Sprouts. Today isruz. Today is Friday, March 19th. It is also the solemnity of our great protector from heaven, St. Joseph. And so that's right, today is a solemnity. You can take a break from your Lenton resolutions and even eat meat today if you want to.
0:53.5	So all week we have been talking about the saints who celebrate their feast days this week and marveling about how God can use all things for his glory.
0:59.1	He can use our broken families like we saw with St. Louis de Merrillach.
1:06.1	We saw with St. John and other Jesuit martyrs who died evangelizing the Native Americans,
1:12.2	that God can even use brutality and misunderstanding for his will to be done.
1:17.6	We learned through the example of St. Patrick, that God can even use something as evil,
1:22.5	objectively evil as slavery, to evangelize people.
1:25.9	And yesterday, through the example of St. Cyril of Jerusalem,
1:28.3	we learned that even though it can be hard to defend the truth of who Jesus was and why he came to earth, that God can use those pains
1:34.1	we experience in defending the truth to spread the truth and cement it at the foundation of our
1:41.4	church. Now today, through the example of St. Joseph, the universal patron of the church,
1:47.7	we are going to examine the hard parts of St. Joseph's life
1:51.0	and how God use these to be an example for us,
1:54.9	to form the family of Jesus Christ himself
1:58.3	so that we know better what is important for ourselves and for our own
2:03.8	families. Now, the first reality that we know about St. Joseph is that he was poor. Joseph was not a rich
2:12.3	man. He was a poor carpenter. We know this to be true because when he took Mary and Jesus to the temple to
2:19.1	dedicate them on what we celebrate as a presentation, they offered two turtle doves as sacrifice.
2:27.8	Now, why is that important? Well, because the law actually dictated that they should offer an
2:34.0	unblemished lamb.
2:36.4	But then in the law of Moses, there's a little note that says, if you can't afford that, you can offer two turtle doves.
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