Relatively little is revealed about Joseph. He was identified as Mary's husband (Matthew 1:16), a just man (Matt. 1:19), obedient (Matt. 1:24; 2:13), thought to be the father of Jesus (Luke 4:22; John 1:45; 6:42), and he was a carpenter by trade (Matt. 13:55; Mark 6:3). His absence from some key events in the life of Jesus, including the crucifixion, suggests that he had died by that time.
Joseph, the husband of Mary His mother.
Joseph was the husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary and foster father of Jesus.
Jesus had a foster father called Joseph, he was a carpenter by trade.
St. Joseph's vocation was to be the husband of Mary, the foster father of Jesus, and to provide for and protect the Holy Family. He is considered the patron saint of fathers, families, and workers.
Joseph
Saint Joseph was the foster father of Jesus. God was his father.
Joseph was the foster father of Jesus, his legal but not biological father.
Joseph, from the line of David (Luke 1:26+27)(Matthew 1:16) was the husband of Mary and 'step-father' of Jesus. God was Jesus' father.(Matthew 1:18-25)(Matthew 16:16)(John 8:54).
Saint Joseph is the husband of the Virgin Mary and the foster father of Jesus. He is considered the patron saint of fathers, workers, and the Universal Church. Saint Joseph is often depicted with lilies or carpentry tools, symbolizing his role as a humble, hardworking, and devoted man.
St. Joseph was the foster father of Jesus.
He was the foster-father of Jesus. Earthly Father
Catholics believe that Saint Joseph was the earthly father of Jesus, who is considered the Son of God. Jesus' divine nature comes from his conception by the Holy Spirit, not by biological relation to Joseph.