Turns out, it was a statue of St. Joseph (with, presumably, a young Jesus, since the Joseph we're talking about here was that ...

The Holy Family — Mary, Jesus, and Joseph — at work in the latter’s carpentry shop. ... Settling in Galilee, the young Jesus soaked up tales of a nation — and a family — on edge.

She said Jesus’ family stories “give us clues as to why he developed such a radical path of compassion, ultimately in his life and thought outside the box in terms of resistance to Rome.” ...

Joseph visited England with the young Jesus. One of the abiding legends of early English Christianity is that Joseph of Arimathea visited the West Country of England with the teenage Jesus.

Full-length standing figures of Saint Joseph and to his proper right the young Jesus. Joseph holds one handle of a two-handled saw in his proper left hand, and rests his proper right hand on the ...

Joseph comes along and scolds him for working on the Sabbath, and to get out of trouble, Jesus claps, and the birds come to life and fly away. MARTÍNEZ: Berkes says it's essentially a fable.

Baptized into Christ’s mission, we are priests, prophets, and kings — and St. Joseph the Worker shows us how to live that calling with quiet strength and faith-filled purpose.

The story of Jesus's birth is oft told, but Mary and Joseph's unconventional courtship can also be found in the history of Judea. HISTORY MAGAZINE Here’s what biblical scholars say.

As the cornerstone of the Holy Family, he served as a protector to Mary and a mentor to the young Jesus, and likely died before Jesus entered public ministry. In the Gospel of Matthew, Joseph is ...