Medieval hymn for saint Joseph: Caelitum Ioseph (Lyric video)

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About the chant:
Written by Fr. Juan Escollar (d. 1700), this hymn was formerly used at Matins for the feast of St. Joseph, Husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary (March 19). It is still used for this feast, but for Lauds instead. It is also the hymn for Lauds for the Feast of St. Joseph the Worker on May 1.
Let’s pray to St Joseph, ‘the quiet man’, that we become good listeners and discerners of the Holy Spirit in seeking a common path forward for our Church as it continues to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ to our world.
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Lyric Text:
Caelitum Ioseph, decus atque nostrae
certa spes vitae columenque mundi,
quas tibi laeti canimus, benignus
suscipe laudes.
Te, satum David, statuit Creator
Virginis sponsum, voluitque Verbi
te patrem dici, dedit et ministrum
esse salutis.

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