With St. Jude, all things are possible! In the New Testament, we hear those words, “all things are possible” not once, but twice. First, at the Annunciation when the Angel Gabriel speaks them to the...
Congratulations to Josephine Carrino of Astoria, New York, the winner of our First Friday Saint Jude Story Contest! Josephine will receive our Saint Jude statue (pictured above) and her story will be published in the Saint Jude...
We invite you to celebrate the Blessed Mother’s Birthday with a special Novena of Masses at the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude, beginning on September 8th and concluding on September 16th!
This painting of St. Jude was made by five-year-old Paige Jude Shehab with the help of professional artist Kathleen Chisholm McInerney. As you may remember from past issues of the Saint Jude Messenger, Paige Jude...
Earlier this year, Saint Dominic’s Church, home of the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude, was proud to host our parishioner, US Army Surgeon General Nadja West, as she told the story of her remarkable upbringing....
The lives of Jesus’ grandparents—Saints Anne and Joachim—remind us all of a basic truth: persistence in prayer and the patient endurance of sorrows always bears spiritual fruit. Although Scripture is silent about the grandparents of...
Feeling Alone and Depressed? Pray this Prayer to St. Jude for Hope By Philip Kosloski Originally appeared in Aleteia, republished with permission. Depression affects everyone at some point during their lives. Whether it is severe...
‘Saint Jude, Stay With Me’: A True Baseball Story By Nicholas Frankovich Originally published in the National Review, October 2017 – reprinted with permission. Herb Score knew that he owed his life to the patron...
Thank You, Saint Jude! Letters from Patrons of the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude Each month at the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude, we receive many letters, emails, and Facebook messages from the thankful devotees...
Love is patient and kind; love is not jealous or boastful; it is not arrogant or rude. Love does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice...