When we hear the story of Jesus’ birth, it is often told with warmth and reverence: a humble manger in Bethlehem, shepherds arriving to offer awe-struck praise, angels singing of peace and hope. But beneath this serene image lies a story of displacement and danger. Mary and Joseph fled with the infant Jesus to Egypt to escape the murderous intentions of King Herod (Matthew 2:13–15). In that moment, the Holy Family became refugees—people forced from their home, living with uncertainty, seeking safety in a foreign land.