17th March

[twinc]

why is St. Joseph not universally acknowledged on his feast day on 17th March - twinc

 

[Jethro Bodine]

why is St. Joseph not universally acknowledged on his feast day on 17th March - twinc

Maybe because the Catholic Church is not universally acknowledged.

 

[Gary]

why is St. Joseph not universally acknowledged on his feast day on 17th March - twinc

Because St. Joseph's Day falls on the 19th of March.

 

[twinc]

Because St. Joseph's Day falls on the 19th of March.

17th of March,as stated = uncle to Mary and great uncle to Jesus and latter day guardian to the holy family - twinc

 

[Gary]

17th of March,as stated = uncle to Mary and great uncle to Jesus and latter day guardian to the holy family - twinc

This is me writing that down.

Thanks man.
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[twinc]

This is me writing that down.

Thanks man.
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there is much more to write and put to right - here he lies buried in his beloved England ,forsaken and forgotten even on his feast day and especially on good Friday - he who placed his very life in jeopardy by defying the wrath of the Sanhedrin and defending Jesus at his trial and then further more even more so by burying Jesus when crucifixion as 'untouchable' warranted burning - here he lies forsaken and forgotten he who guaranteed and ensured the survival of Christianity via the resurrection and his protection of the early christians and especially the mother of Jesus who, as the real holy grail, he brought with him to safety, refuge and sanctuary to his beloved England - he who by rights should be England's patron saint and George as an impostor - he who first carried the red cross flag of England lies buried here forsaken and forgotten with not a single memorial in his honour - he who brought Christianity to Britain - there is more but just write this down for now - twinc