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Today is Wednesday of Holy Week, the day the Judas initially decided he was going to betray Jesus, handing him over to the chief priests. He was given thirty pieces of silver for planning to betray Je
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The turkeys have been eaten and the Black Friday shopping has kicked off the gift shopping season. We all know what that means: Christmas is just around the corner! During the next month, the drive to
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Last time, we began to dig a little deeper into the origins of All Saints Day, one of the Catholic church’s oldest traditions. If you missed it, you can find it here. Today we are going to concl
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The fall season has finally made its way to much of the United States. Leaves are changing, the winds have turned chilly, and pumpkin spice is popping up everywhere. But autumn is about more than f
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With the pending canonization of Mother Teresa in September, we at St. Jude Shop wanted to take a moment to remember the young woman who was an inspiration to her throughout her life: St. Thérèse of L
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In spite of the fact that the saints and those who have been beatified are such an integral part of the Catholic faith, many are not familiar with just how a person becomes a saint. How does the churc
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You have been invited to a baptism this Saturday. The last baptism that you attended was over ten years ago, and you are sure that things have changed since then. You know the gist of what to expect f
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In our last blog we looked at some popular baptism gifts, with so many great religious goods available online from St. Jude Shop, we are going to continue the conversation about baptism gifts today. Y
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Baptism is very important to the Christian religion. It is a right of passage into the Church once you have accepted Jesus into your heart and promised to serve him for all of eternity; His Holy Spiri
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What is Baptism?Baptism is the one sacrament that all Christian denominations share in common. In the Catholic Church, infants are baptized to welcome them into the Catholic faith and to free them fro
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It has been a long-standing tradition in Christianity to display religious goods such as crosses and crucifixes in church sanctuaries and Catholic homes. It is a representation of what the Lord Jesus
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We all know someone in the service. Some of us have family members serving, while others have friends serving. We pray for all of our soldiers and military in the National Guard, Air Force, Army, Coas
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