Volume 1 · Chapter 13 · Pp. 85-93

The wedding of the Virgin and Joseph. The closeness to the full fo Grace makes of a just man a saint, worthy to be the guardian of the Spouse and Son of God.

This chapter describes the wedding of the Virgin Mary and Joseph, highlighting Mary's beauty and the joy of those present, including Elizabeth. It emphasizes Joseph's role as a just man made saintly by his closeness to grace, qualifying him to be the guardian of Mary and Jesus. The narrative reflects on the sanctity and purity surrounding the union, portraying it as a sacred event blessed by God. The chapter underscores the spiritual significance of Joseph's guardianship in the divine plan.

Themes: Marriage of Mary and Joseph, Sanctity of Joseph, Grace, Guardianship of Jesus, Purity of Mary, Divine Providence