“the mother of Jesus”) in the following instances: She is very present in the accounts of the birth and infancy of Jesus (Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-2). She is there at the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry [...] which is also the last time her words are recorded. The “mother of Jesus” is briefly referenced on several occasions throughout Jesus’ public life (Matthew 12, Mark 3, Luke 8; Matthew 13:55; Luke 11:27; [...] God. Jesus said that we must judge a tree by its fruit and that the goodness of the fruit is a measure of the goodness of the tree (Mt 7:20, 12:33; Lk 6:43). There can be no greater fruit than Jesus Himself

Apostle of the Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Because of this, on the day of his canonization (1925), he was called: "Father, Apostle and Doctor of the Liturgical Worship of the Hearts of Jesus and Mary." His Childhood [...] on his missions that represented Our Lady nursing the Child Jesus. He always associated the Virgin Mary to his ministry, since her Son Jesus had himself made her his Cooperatrix in the work of the Redemption [...] farmer. In his Memorial, John noted that "the principal favors received from God were through his Son Jesus Christ, and his Most Blessed Mother, for which I must praise him unceasingly." He first gave thanks

Mary, Joseph, and the relatives of Jesus. People made a living off agriculture (vines, olive trees, barley, and vegetables) and making handicrafts. In the time of Jesus it seems that, according to archaeological [...] had been established, a descent to which Jesus belongs through his parents (cf the article "What do we know of Nazareth in the year 0?") On the other, because Jesus, the Christ, the Son of God and God himself [...] mention of the town of Nazareth. Nazareth, a small Galilean town of Palestine, however, is where Jesus spent his childhood with his parents, Mary and Joseph. Nazareth was then an obscure, little town and

The very center of the theme "Life in Nazareth" is Jesus. The Nicene Creed affirms: "I believe in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Only Begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God from God, [...] "Life in Nazareth," this first part is concerned with the foundation and the beginning of salvation: Jesus, Son of God, is born in a human family. The following sections focus on the consequences of this mystery: [...] a human family, and he needs an education for his growth, just as he needs bread. - As true God, Jesus inspires and guides the prayer life of Nazareth, and his bright example shows us the importance of

Nazareth were not receptive to the mystery of Jesus, and when he preached in the synagogue, they were angered by his authority and tried to kill him, but Jesus went his own way. The disciples, who were open [...] and that he was greater than Moses and Elijah. Jesus took prerogatives in the temple and the Torah, he was a legislator like God. Just as God forgives, Jesus creates anew, like God. Finally the disciples [...] (249-251), a Christian named Conon admitted that he was from Nazareth, related to Jesus' family, and that he worshipped Jesus as his ancestors did. His testimony corresponds archaeologically to the first

which show how the dead were buried at the time of Jesus were found at Sephoris in Galilee, near Nazareth. The site of the famous “Wedding at Cana” where Jesus turned water into wine is at Kefr Kenna, also [...] fountain of the Virgin and several other remains from the time of Jesus, such as the workshop which tradition attributes to Joseph, where Jesus worked... At Choziba the grotto, where the angel told St. Joachim [...] archaeological and epigraphic sciences. The findings are objects from everyday life at the time of Jesus, which were often mentioned in the parables. They help us to better understanding the message of Salvation

the dough. A man among men, in humility and obedience toward established customs and authorities. Jesus shared the everyday life of everyone else, the rituals, the pain and the labor, so as to transform [...] father and master make of him a minister of salvation? By his obedience to his parents (Lk 2: 51) Jesus willed to sanctify family and work duties - the work which he did with St. Joseph. All said and done [...] everyday life. What is not assumed is not saved. The truth of the Incarnation is that it demanded Jesus to assume all that is human in order to purify and sanctify it: the development of life from conception

many were made sinners, and yet one Man – Jesus – did not sin. Jesus willingly laid down his life to pay the penalty for the one man Adam who did sin. Since Jesus paid the penalty for Adam, the scale of [...] Holy Spirit “Jesus is Lord”. And until one reaches this point, everything else in the Christian life remains out of focus and immature. Miracles no longer happen and we experience what Jesus did in Nazareth: [...] Holy Spirit, “Jesus is Lord.” And until one reaches this point, everything else in the Christian life remains out of focus and immature. Miracles no longer happen, and we experience what Jesus did in Nazareth:

ons bring no solution and oftentimes create new problems.) They sought Jesus and suffered together: "My son," Mary said to Jesus, "why did you do this to us? See how your father and I were anxiously looking [...] created this union was the common exercise of the mission. After finding Jesus in the temple, they went down to Nazareth, where Jesus "was subject to them." Until the age of majority, he lived under an authority

community with the raising of Jesus on the Cross and with His rising in glory. The Virgin Mary is present at these three beginnings, in a discreet and hidden way. As the "Mother of Jesus", "His Mother", "the mother" [...] Testament does reveal is indicative of how her maternity interests each one of us as disciples of Jesus. Love and consideration for the Word of God are the principal characteristics of contemporary spirituality [...] notice that the interest in Mary arises from a sort of "attraction" due to the interest in her Son Jesus rather than from motivations centered on her person. As the field of reflection about Christ gradually