Just want to mention that St. Jude seems an appropriate saint and apostle to remember at a time in history when it has often seemed that "all is lost." St. Jude (not to be confused with Judas Iscariot) has been seen for almost two thousand years as the "patron saint of lost causes." Just something to bear in mind. We are not alone.
Just want to mention that St. Jude seems an appropriate saint and apostle to remember at a time in history when it has often seemed that "all is lost." St. Jude (not to be confused with Judas Iscariot) has been seen for almost two thousand years as the "patron saint of lost causes." Just something to bear in mind. We are not alone.