In his marriage to Saint Mary, the Blessed Mother, the answer is a strong yes.
In the current Conventional Wisdom, St. Joseph is a presumed widower with children who would have been the half brothers and half sisters of Jesus. It should also be pointed out that the Catholic Church, through sacred tradition, has maintained that the word "brother" had a looser meaning than we currently use. Namely, brother referred to the broader family, more the way we use the word "cousin."
On a practical level, this means that Joseph was the likely patriarch (eldest male) of his family and that members of his extended family lived as one family unit: surviving grandparents; younger siblings and their children. This was a matter of family economic survival as much as a family seeking to stay together.
He holds a lily - a symbol of purity or chastity.
Some sources state that Saint Cleophas may have been a brother of Joseph. He was married to the third Mary present at the crucifixion. That is the only known possible sibling of Joseph as there is nothing in scripture or tradition that provides the information,
Saint Joseph was a carpenter.
Saint Joseph was a carpenter.
The address of the Saint Joseph Preservation Inc is: 105 N 15Th St, Saint Joseph, MO 64501-2401
Yes, she remained a virgin even after giving birth to Jesus and Joseph also remained chaste.
Saint Joseph University was created in 1875.
The address of the Saint Joseph Township-Swearingen Memorial Library is: 201 North Third Street, Saint Joseph, 61873 0259
Saint Joseph's Oratory was created in 1967.
They are the same person.
University of Saint Joseph was created in 1996.
Joseph Saint-Rémy died in 1856.