Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, the Holy Family. Shortly after the birth of Jesus, Joseph and Mary were forced to flee with their young son from Nazareth to Egypt to escape King Herod, a tyrant.

This Sunday's readings show hospitality to strangers remains an important part of life. We should be attentive to our guest, Jesus, when we hear his Word, writes Msgr. Joseph Prior.

A nativity scene depicting Jesus, Mary and Joseph as a refugee family separated was displayed Saturday at the Claremont United Methodist Church in California. (Rev.

A congregation in Indiana has placed Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus statues inside a cage on a church's front lawn. Christ Church Cathedral says the Holy Family has been placed in "ICE detention," a ...

The shared immigration story of Jesus, Mary, Joseph, Donald and Melania Opinion: Why would a man whose immigrant ancestors were welcomed into a new land choose to identify instead with King Herod?

In this publicity photo released by New Line Cinema actors Keisha Castle-Hughes as Mary and Oscar Isaac as Joseph appear, center, in a scene from movie "The Nativity Story." (AP Photo/New Line ...

In the New Testament we read many times about Jesus' brothers and sisters. Some are named and appear in the Early Church. There is no family tree or a passage explaining it, but if we piece together ...

Mary and Joseph go ahead with the wedding. Zealots come looking for the pregnant Mary, having heard the rumor that she will give birth to the Messiah. They kill Mary’s father.

This image of the Holy Family, created by artist David Hayward, emphasizes the fact that Mary, Joseph and Jesus were refugees, a frightful circumstance, as contributor Cathleen Falsani points out ...

Netflix’s “Mary, ” coming to the streaming platform on December 6, stars Israeli actress Noa Cohen in the titular role, and Israeli actor Ido Tako as Joseph, Jesus’ father.

Mary, Joseph, and Jesus once again escape, action-movie style. They literally run through a wall of fire! Who knew Mary was such an action hero? Photo: Netflix ...

Did he wonder if he was Jesus’ “real dad”? Did he think about it at all? As Matthew records, we know Joseph stuck it out with Mary despite his initial misgivings (1:18–24).