in novena
A Novena for Mother’s Day
The month of May has long since been dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Here at the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude, the Dominican Friars will entrust your prayer intentions to the maternal care of...
in Church, Inspiration
The Lamb of God
I prayed for your intentions as I walked in the footsteps of Jesus and Saint Jude in the Holy Land. After picking up a lamb I wanted to share with you my reflection on Christ...
in Encouragement
Prayer to Saint Jude for Healing of Relationships
Saint Jude the Apostle is the general patron saint of “lost causes” or “desperate situations.” This is because Jude was a saint who was often forgotten throughout history because of his name.
in Encouragement
God Never Lets Us Go
On May 23rd, 2008, I was ordained a priest of Jesus Christ. I like to think that my Nana—my Irish grandmother—is having a great laugh right now. She always hoped that I would become a...
in novena
Lenten Remembrance
Beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, and continuing through Holy Thursday, April 18, we will offer our daily Masses at the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude for all those who are ill, suffering, or in...
in Inspiration
A Family’s Devotion to Saint Jude
Providence College senior Kelli Jenney has been Dominican educated since kindergarten. She attended high school at Saint Vincent Ferrer in Manhattan and is active in campus ministry at PC, where she assists the friars chaplains....
in Encouragement
Thank You, Saint Jude!
For generations, Catholics have publicly thanked Saint Jude for favors received through his intercession. In these pages, patrons of the Rosary Shrine of Saint Jude carry on the tradition!
in Encouragement
Stressed?
Are you stressed? Are you overwhelmed with work? Does your day feel like one, big, exhausting effort just to survive? Are you so desperately busy that you’ve started identifying with Wile E. Coyote in his...
in Church, Encouragement
St. John Paul II & the Dominican Friars
St. John Paul II called the thought of the Dominican Friar St. Thomas Aquinas “one of the great philosophical revelations” of his life. He first wrestled with St. Thomas’ writings while studying for the priesthood...