The "three hearts of the Holy Family" refer to the hearts of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, each symbolizing their love and devotion to each other and to God. These three hearts are often depicted in Christian art and spirituality, each having its own meaning and symbolism:

1. The Immaculate Heart of Mary - This heart is often surrounded by roses and pierced by a sword, referencing the prophecy of Simeon in the temple that a sword would pierce her own soul too (Luke 2:35). It symbolizes Mary's purity, her sorrow, and her maternal love.
2. The Sacred Heart of Jesus - This heart is one of the most recognized symbols in Christian faith. It is typically surrounded by a crown of thorns, topped with a flame, and sometimes crowned with a cross. This heart represents Jesus' divine love, His suffering, and His redemptive sacrifices for humanity.
3. The Pure Heart of Joseph (or Most Chaste Heart) - This heart is perhaps less well-known but is gaining importance in Catholic spirituality. It is often depicted as being pierced by or accompanied by a lily, symbolizing Joseph’s chastity and purity, as well as his role as the protector of the Holy Family.

Together, these three hearts embody the core Christian teachings of the Holy Family as a model of love, sacrifice, and familial devotion.

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