opinion Commentary. Mary and Joseph had much to fear. I can relate Surviving a rattlesnake attack — and a global pandemic — with the power of love.

The stories of Jesus’ birth are stories of travel. In the Gospel of Luke, Mary and Joseph travel through the national territory, from Nazareth in Jewish Galilee to Bethlehem in ...

This is the story of Mary, Joe and their newborn in Chicago on Christmas, as written by the late Mike Royko in 1966. Mary and Joe, Chicago style - Chicago Sun-Times ...

Everyone in the empire goes to their ancestral hometown to register. This means that Joseph has to go from Galilee south to Judea—from Nazareth to the root system of his family tree, Bethlehem—to ...

The trip would take Mary and Joseph about a week to travel from Nazareth, and they probably made their way south along a route where they could stop at springs to rest and find shelter in small towns.

Despite this year's record temperatures and inflation, tens of thousands of mostly Coptic Christian worshippers are commemorating what some believe was time spent by the Virgin Mary, Joseph, and ...

Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus flee to Egypt. On their way to Egypt, they stop to eat and rest. In a scene that—as far as I’m aware—does not appear in the Bible, Herod’s men catch up to Mary ...