(Part two of two)  Closer to home, “Come closer to me,” he told his brothers.  When they had done so, he said:  “I am your brother Joseph (Father Charles E. Curran), whom you once sold into Egypt.  But now do not be distressed, and do not reproach yourselves for having sold me here (at southern Methodist University).  It was really for the sake of saving lives (the lives of the Faithful ensnarled in goofy sexual RCC ethics, particularly concerning so-called ‘artificial” means of birth control.) that God sent me here ahead of you (the hierarchic Church)” (Genesis 45:2-5).  “Remember the marvels the Lord has done . . . he sent a man before them, Joseph, sold as a slave” (Psalm 105:5a, 17).  “Do not take . . . walking stick” (Matthew 10:9-10), particularly pertinent to this eighty three year old with arthritic knees.  Liturgy of the Word, Reading 386, Thursday of the Fourteenth Week in Ordinary Time I.