Because Mary and Joseph were both descendants of King David, they made their journey to Bethlehem—which ... they found there was no room for them at the inn, so Mary had to give birth under ...

It’s a good thing Joseph and Mary went to Bethlehem and not Louisville ... and Joseph arrived in Louisville and found there was no place to bed down for the night: The Virgin Mary waits ...

Mary and Joseph had to travel as quickly as possible to Bethlehem because Mary could have given ... King James Version’s mistranslation of Luke 2:7: “There was no room for them in the inn.” But the ...

Then there’s the Pageant at the end, a living nativity scene with Mary ... to Bethlehem is a reminder to us all that we walk together, especially when there’s no room left in the inn.

Pieter Bruegel the Elder - The Numbering at Bethlehem The traditional ... The one who says, “There’s no room at the inn,” to Mary, Joseph – and, of course, the donkey.

a local interpretation of the Latino tradition of Las Posadas — The Inns — Tuesday night at 6 p.m. Journey’s End depicts Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem recreated as they go from ...

They kill Mary’s father. Mary and Joseph flee to Bethlehem, where there is no vacancy at any inn, due to an influx of people in town for the rumored birth of the Messiah. Mary is nearly ...

Scholars have noted that the word “inn” from the Gospel of Luke comes from the Greek word “kataluma.” This can be translated to “guest room.” Given that there were probably no inns in a small town ...

This year, the usual nativity scene in Manger Square — featuring baby Jesus, Mary, Joseph and farm ... a stable because there was no room for his parents at the inn, and placed in an animal's ...

In the Gospel of Matthew, Joseph, a Jewish man living in Palestine under Roman rule, is forced to report to Bethlehem ... Mary. Unable to find lodgings — there’s no room at the inn — they ...

Of course, “there was no room at the inn,” for we are a parish ... For them the star has stopped not over Bethlehem, but San Diego. Most moving for me has been the response of our parishioners.