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Saint Jude Thaddeus: Helper in Desperate Cases

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    SKU:
    1596
    UPC:
    9780895556486
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    In desperate circumstances, the Faithful have always turned to the sure help of St. Jude Thaddeus—Apostle, cousin of Our Lord, and martyr for the Catholic Faith. This powerful Saint is invoked in cases of extreme need, grievous illness, poverty, and when circumstances seem hopeless.
     
    Plus, he is a special defender of (and helper in regaining) purity. St. Jude has obtained remedies and comfort for countless people who have turned to him in prayer. This book explains his relationship to Our Lord (as "the Brother of God") and describes his preaching of the Gospel in Persia.
     
    There, along with St. Simon, he performed many miracles, defeated two magicians, converted thousands—including kings—and was martyred. Besides many interesting traditions about St. Jude, this booklet also contains the entire text of the Epistle of St. Jude with an explanation of this little-known New Testament book. Also included are famous, powerful prayers and novenas.
     
    Impr. 54 pgs, PB
     

    SKU:
    1596
    Imprint:
    TAN Books
    Pages:
    54
    Publication Date:
    12/1/1999
    Product Format:
    Booklet
    Height:
    6.00
    Width:
    3.75

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    • 5
      Excellent!

      Posted by Bonnie on Sep 24th 2024

      This is a really good book, well written, informative and has prayer suggestions and the story of St Jude! Worthy purchase and good to leave extra copies in church etc!!!

    • 4
      St. Jude

      Posted by Kim Hillestad on May 29th 2024

      I loved the book. He is my favorite saint. Right after I got the book I prayed a novena and my prayer was granted. Powerful saint. Encourage anyone to buy this gem of a book

    • 5
      From time to time, I

      Posted by Susan M. on Jul 1st 2022

      From time to time, I get novenas to share with other parishioners and St. Jude has been a long time favorite of mine...put them out and they disappeared :blush:Thanks so much!