May the blessings of St. Jude continue to inspire us 
and lead us closer to his cousin, Our Lord, Jesus.

St. Jude Catholic Church was honored to host the Apostle of the Impossible:           the Tour of the Relics of St. Jude the Apostle. The relics were at St. Jude Church   on Wednesday, November 13.

Words cannot describe how it felt to venerate St. Jude and welcome him into friendship with us. To those who came from far and near, it was a pleasure to have you at St. Jude Church. 

Very little is known about Saint Jude Thaddeus the apostle, but we do know that Jude is the Lord’s first cousin. Saint Jude’s body was buried in the place of his martyrdom but was transferred to Rome during the time of Emperor Constantine. His tomb rests directly below the main altar of the left transept of St. Peter’s Basilica. Several centuries ago, his arm was removed and placed in a simple wooden reliquary carved in the shape of a priestly arm, imparting a blessing.      They reside within the same today.

This was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Fr. Carlos Martins, director of Treasures of the Church, who has been ministering with relics for almost 30 years, remarks,   “God never disappoints but always ‘shows up’ at an exposition. There are healings at each one. Thousands have been reported to me. Spectacular ones. Attendees have reported cancer, heart disease, tumors, osteoporosis, physical deformities, etc., disappear immediately and completely.” Also, pilgrims will be able to receive an extraordinary Plenary Indulgence issued by Pope Francis and published by the Vatican’s Apostolic Penitentiary.

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