A Southern California Church put up a Nativity display that uses the religious symbolism of Jesus' birth to draw attention to the plight of migrants at the border.

A church in Claremont featured a Nativity scene with Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus in cages. It was supposed to make a point about the plight of asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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 ...

Statues of Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus are shown in a cage of chain-link fencing on the lawn of Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Indianapolis on July 3. The statues were placed there to ...

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California church Nativity depicts Jesus, Mary and Joseph in cages as family separated at border It used the display to speak out against the Trump administration's policies.

It’s also a logical assumption that Joseph and Mary went on to have their own children. Whatever his age, Joseph has always been considered Jesus’ foster father—in fact, the Catholic church to this ...

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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 ...

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.