San José
San José, or Saint Joseph, is a significant figure in Christianity, revered as the husband of the Virgin Mary and the earthly father of Jesus Christ. He is celebrated for his unwavering faith, dedication, and role as a protector of the Holy Family. In Colombia, his feast day coincides with the Día del Hombre on March 19, highlighting his importance within the cultural and religious framework of the country. This day serves not only to honor men but also to reflect on the virtues associated with fatherhood and masculinity, making San José a central figure in the celebrations.
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Costa Rica:
The reverent gesture of san José is highlighted in the painting of the Nativity.
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Colombia:
San José is honored as the husband of María and the adoptive father of Jesús, recognized for his virtues and role.
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Colombia:
He is recognized as the husband of Mary and the adoptive father of Jesus.
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Colombia:
San José is recognized as the husband of Mary and the adoptive father of Jesus, honored in prayers during the Novena.
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Colombia:
He is recognized as the husband of Mary and the adoptive father of Jesus.
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Colombia:
San José is honored as a protector and guide in times of difficulty and is invoked for intercession during the 30 days of prayer.
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Paraguay:
San José is aiming for another title in their rich history.
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Costa Rica:
San José is transformed by the Transitarte 2025 festival, inviting people to enjoy public spaces.
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Ecuador:
San José is honored as the Patron of the Universal Church and is recognized for his humility and dedication.
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Colombia:
San José is honored as the husband of the Virgin Mary and the putative father of Jesus.
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