Saint Joseph’s silence was not a mark of passivity, but of wisdom and strength. His quiet presence provided stability for the Holy Family and continues to inspire believers today. Men who follow his example embrace humility, patience, and a steady faith that brings hope to those around them.
Music reminds us that God’s creativity continues, even in the face of evil, capable of incorporating even the discordant notes of suffering into the symphony of His redemption.
This is the way our Lord looks upon all of our sincere, well-intentioned, yet stumbling and imperfectly accomplished efforts in every area of life: for while 'man looks on the outward appearance, the Lord looks on the heart.'
The Jubilee asks of us to renounce indifference and foster solidarity with those who are suffering. We may not be able to solve their difficulties, but we can always love them, which is the best medicine for their burdens.
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