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The Sorrow of the Return from Egypt and the Joy of Life in Nazareth
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The Sorrow of the Return from Egypt and the Joy of Life in Nazareth
On the sixth Sunday, we meditate on the pain of fearing to return to Judea because of Archelaus, son of Herod, receiving a warning in a dream (Mt 2:22). Joy arises from settling in Nazareth, fulfilling the prophecy and living in family union with Jesus and Mary (Mt 2:23; Lk 2:39). Tradition highlights the hidden life in Nazareth as a model of holiness in the ordinary, with Saint Joseph as a paternal protector, enjoying divine company in the home…
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