Shrine of St. Jude :: Terms & Conditions

Why do people pray to saints?
We believe that the saints are our senior sisters and brothers who faced the same challenges we do and now stand before the Throne of God. We ask the saints to pray with and for us – to join with us in praying for God’s help.

St. Jude, patron saint
of the impossible
St. Jude Thaddeus was one of the twelve Apostles chosen by Jesus Christ. Because he has the same name as the traitor, people were slow to ask his help. He didn’t mind being left in the shadows – and now is the special patron of all who feel left in the shadows. At our Shrine we ask him to help all in special need.

Learn more about St. Jude >

St. Jude prayer book >

The Dominican Shrine of Saint Jude Thaddeus ("The Shrine") is committed to providing its users with an Internet experience that respects their personal privacy concerns. Our privacy policy and practices are detailed below. Please read them fully. The policy is derived from three pledges we make to you, our visitors:

1.	We pledge that The Shrine will not use information about you without your permission, and we will not distribute your e-mail address or other personal information to any third parties.

2.	We pledge that The Shrine will provide means for you to communicate your privacy concerns to us and that we will respond to them thoroughly and thoughtfully.

3 .	We pledge that The Shrine will provide means for you to manage and control the information you have provided to us.

Review our full terms and conditions of use >

Quotes from the Saints
No one heals self by wounding another.

St. Ambrose

From our gift shop
	St. Jude Oval Sterling Medal Traditional medal reminds us of the power of prayer. $19.95
See more gift shop items >

Join our mailing list
Our newsletter, The St. Jude Chronicle, is sent in advance of our five solemn novenas and contains articles on the spiritual life.
Sign up >