It is what I had at some point understood, but I have not been able to verify that in the plaque of the square of San José de Badajoz appears as an explanatory nickname ‘the putative father of Jesus’. It sounds regular, but it is a correct description. Putative Father means that he is the legal or adopted father and, in the Christian tradition, that he was held as a father without being biologically so. As husband of the Virgin Mary he protected…
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It is what I had at some point understood, but I have not been able to verify that in the plaque of the square of San José de Badajoz appears as an explanatory nickname ‘the putative father of Jesus’. It sounds regular, but it is a correct description. Putative Father means that he is the legal or adopted father and, in the Christian tradition, that he was held as a father without being biologically so. As husband of the Virgin Mary he protected…