Saint Thaddeus

Saint Thaddeus, also known as Saint Jude or Judas Thaddaeus, was one of the twelve apostles of Jesus. He is remembered as a faithful disciple who spread Christianity alongside others after Jesus’ resurrection. Often called the "Patron of Hopeless Causes," he is revered for his compassion and as a protector for those facing difficult problems. His symbol is typically an image holding an axe or club, reflecting his martyrdom. Saint Thaddeus’s legacy emphasizes hope, faith, and perseverance, making him a significant figure in Christian tradition and veneration worldwide.