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In the [[Gospels]], Jude was the Apostle who asked Jesus during [[the Last Supper]] why Jesus would not show Himself to the entire world after [[the Resurrection]].   
 
In the [[Gospels]], Jude was the Apostle who asked Jesus during [[the Last Supper]] why Jesus would not show Himself to the entire world after [[the Resurrection]].   
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In some Christian churches Jude (St. Jude) is the Patron Saint of hopeless causes, desperate cases or very difficult circumstances.  American actor Danny Thomas, a devout Catholic, named St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (the world-renowned children's hospital which treats all children regardless of ability to pay) after St. Jude.
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In some Christian churches, Jude (St. Jude) is the Patron Saint of hopeless causes, desperate cases or very difficult circumstances.  American actor Danny Thomas, a devout Catholic, named St. Jude Children's Research Hospital (the world-renowned children's hospital which treats all children regardless of ability to pay) after St. Jude.
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In some cultures he is known as 'double-checking Thaddaeus' - some apocryphal works recorded that he was assigned the task of ensuring all disciples were aware of what was required of them.
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In some cultures he is known as 'double-checking Thaddaeus' – some apocryphal works recorded that he was assigned the task of ensuring all disciples were aware of what was required of them.
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Do not confuse Jude with the traitor [[Judas Iscariot]], who betrayed Jesus.
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Jude must not be confused with the traitor [[Judas Iscariot]], who betrayed Jesus.
    
'''Feastday''': October 28.
 
'''Feastday''': October 28.
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