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Saint Joseph devotion · Seven Sorrows and Joys

The Seven Sorrows and Seven Joys of Saint Joseph

This devotion prayerfully joins seven sorrows of Saint Joseph to the seven joys by which God consoled him. It is often associated with the Seven Sundays devotion, but may be prayed at any time.

Structure
7 sorrow-and-joy meditations · leader and all responses
Estimated time
10–15 minutes
Form used
Seven paired leader-and-response meditations published by the Oblates of St. Joseph
Tradition
Traditional Catholic devotion to Saint Joseph

Source note: The prayer text follows the Oblates of St. Joseph. Their historical survey also documents the devotion’s development and its connection with the Seven Sundays.

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These are original CatholicG33k devotional compositions intended for private prayer. They are rooted in Sacred Scripture and Catholic doctrine. They are not presented as officially approved liturgical texts, indulgenced devotions, or prayers formally promulgated by ecclesiastical authority. Traditional Catholic prayers incorporated into them retain their normal status.

Closing Dedication of the Collection

CatholicG33k Originals · Collection prayer

Most Holy Trinity,
Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,
receive these prayers offered for Thy glory.

May meditation upon the wounds of Christ
deepen our repentance.

May the gifts of the Holy Ghost
sanctify our souls.

May the armor of God
strengthen us against temptation.

May the Eucharistic Heart of Jesus
draw us into perfect charity.

And may the Fiat of the Blessed Virgin Mary
teach us complete surrender to Thy holy will.

Preserve us in the Catholic Faith,
in sanctifying grace,
in charity toward our neighbor,
and in perseverance until death.

Through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Amen.

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost. Amen.