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Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC on Why the World Needs St. Joseph | An interview with Fr. Gregory Pine from Godsplaining

From authentic masculinity and fatherhood to trust in God's providence, Fr. Calloway shares how St. Joseph became the model of faithful discipleship, silent strength, and spiritual protection. In conversation, they also explore why St. Joseph is called the "Terror of Demons," how his hidden life shaped Jesus' humanity, and why millions of Catholics have embraced consecration to him. Whether you're already devoted to St. Joseph or just beginning to discover him, this conversation offers practical wisdom for growing in holiness, confidence, and trust in God. Grab your copy of Consecration to St. Joseph: https://shopmercy.org/consecration-to... Learn about Fr. Calloway's impactful conversion story:   Image removed. • Fr. Donald Calloway - Conversion Story.  S...   Join Fr. Calloway on pilgrimage: https://www.206tours.com/cms/frcalloway/

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