Every March 19th, the Catholic Church celebrates St. Joseph, a key figure in the origins of the faith, dedicating a special moment for prayer.

The carpenter from Nazareth, called to be "the earthly shadow ... their own living" (2 Thessalonians 3:11-12). A painting of St. Joseph and Jesus is seen as Pope Francis arrives for an audience ...

Saint Joseph, you devoted your time at Nazareth to the work of a carpenter. It was the will of God that you and your foster-son should spend your days together in manual labor. What a beautiful ...

Joseph Of Nazareth, the refugee of a murdered family who becomes the earthly father of Jesus; Judas, the traitorous trusted chosen few; and Thomas, distraught over the burial of Christ ...

In the quiet corners of Scripture, where words are few but actions speak volumes, St Joseph emerges as a towering figure of ...

which led to the addition of May 1 as the Feast of Saint Joseph the Worker in 1955 by Pope Pius XII. Joseph lived in Nazareth and worked as a carpenter, coming from the royal lineage of King David.

Joseph Of Nazareth, the refugee of a murdered family who becomes the earthly father of Jesus; Judas, the traitorous trusted chosen few; and Thomas, distraught over the burial of Christ ...

The event is rooted in African and Native American influences, with ties to both Catholic and Black masking Indian traditions.

A St. Joseph altar, decorated with symbolic foods, will be installed at the Israelite Divine Spiritual Church on Frenchmen Street ...

Ever noticed that some St. Joseph's Altars listings include the words "tupa tupa?" Translated, the words mean “knock knock,” and the short ceremony tells the story of the search for food and shelter ...