Jude the Apostle
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Nov 1, 2026
Phil HopperGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Phil HopperGUEST
It was simply Christians copying handwritten copies of the original autographs of the apostles, and they were passing it around for generations.
Phil HopperGUEST
If you had a copy of the Gospel of John, I had a copy of, let's say, 1 Corinthians, and I needed a John and you needed a 1 Corinthians, we would swap, and I would copy yours, you'd copy mine.
Phil HopperGUEST
That's how Christians were assembling the Bible at the time.
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Phil HopperGUEST
Think about the apostle Jude.
Phil HopperGUEST
Jude actually quotes from the book of Enoch in his little epistle, the epistle of Jude, right before Revelation.
Phil HopperGUEST
So even the apostles, and Jude was an apostle, even the apostles... revered it on some level, saw it as important on some level.
Phil HopperGUEST
We know that the rabbinical tradition at the time of Christ, the second temple period, they revered the book of Enoch.
Michael WalshGUEST
And he appointed 12 whom he named apostles so that they might be with him and he might send them out to preach and have authority to cast out demons.
Michael WalshGUEST
He appointed the twelve, Simon, to whom he gave the name Peter, James, the son of Zebedee, and John, the brother of James, to whom he gave the name Bonares, and that is the sons of thunder, Andrew, and Philip, and Bartholomew, and Matthew, and Thomas, and James, the son of Alphaeus, and Thaddeus, and Simon the Zealot, and Judas Iscariot, who betrayed him.
Michael WalshGUEST
Then he went home and the crowd gathered again so that they could not even eat.
Michael WalshGUEST
So at this point in the ministry of Jesus, he's constantly surrounded by all these crowds of people.
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Michael WalshGUEST
And I believe his brother as well was a believer.
Michael WalshGUEST
So he comes from this family of devoted people.
Michael WalshGUEST
And then we see Thaddeus.
Michael WalshGUEST
in verse 18 he's also called judas not iscariot in in john's gospel and we know very little about him we just see his name come up in these lists but what we what we do know is that he was a faithful disciple and he is someone that the lord jesus chose to be one of his apostles and then in verse 18 we have simon the zealot Now the Zealots were actually an ultra strict sect within Judaism.
John LougheryGUEST
The one who loves me will be loved by my Father and I too will love them and show myself to them.
John LougheryGUEST
Then Judas, not Judas Iscariot, said, why do you intend to show yourself to us and not the world jesus replied anyone who loves me will obey my teaching my father will love them and i will come to them and make our home with them anyone who does not love me will not obey my teaching these words you hear are not my own they belong to the father who sent me All this I have spoken while still with you.
John LougheryGUEST
But the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in my name, will teach you all things and remind you of everything I have said to you.
John LougheryGUEST
Peace I leave with you.
Garry MeierHOST
Ovidio Guzman cancelled His canceled Chicago court date was this past Wednesday.
Garry MeierHOST
It was to take place on the Catholic feast day of St. Jude Thaddeus, the patron saint of desperate situations and the unofficial guardian angel of drug traffickers.
LeslieHOST
Oh.
LeslieHOST
I always knew of St. Jude as being the patron saint of lost causes.
Laurence HolmesHOST
That's what I keep thinking about.
Laurence HolmesHOST
At St. Thaddeus, we had Halloween parties, but I just don't remember.
Laurence HolmesHOST
There's not always a picture that's taken of it.
Chris TannehillPANELIST
Did you go to Roxbury
Daniel KlimekGUEST
The difference is the Holy Spirit.
Daniel KlimekGUEST
The difference is that these men who denied Christ, including Jesus, Today's saints, St. Jude and St. Simon the Zealot, who also left him in Gethsemane, they received something new at Pentecost, the gift of the Holy Spirit, the fire from heaven, the Spirit of God, the third person of the Trinity, who takes cowardly men and turns them into voices of God's that is the power of the Holy Spirit that is the realization the absolute realization that without the Spirit of God we are nothing we can do nothing do not ever confuse that reality do not ever think to yourself I am so gifted I am so talented I have so much to offer no No, you have nothing to offer.
Daniel KlimekGUEST
You are absolutely nothing.
Daniel KlimekGUEST
You are nothing.
VigoaHOST
Today the church celebrates two apostles whose names are familiar, but whose lives remain something of a mystery.
VigoaHOST
Saints Simon and Jude.
VigoaHOST
I think if I asked most Catholics to tell me something about Saints Peter, Saint John, or Saint Thomas, they could give us those few details.
VigoaHOST
But Simon and Jude? Well, we might struggle a little bit.
VigoaHOST
And yet these two men belonged to the twelve.
VigoaHOST
They were chosen personally by Jesus Christ.
VigoaHOST
They were no longer defined primarily by their occupations, by their social standing, or their past.
VigoaHOST
They were apostles of Jesus Christ.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Again, let us pray.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Almighty God, you chose your servants, Simon and Jude, to be numbered among the glorious company of the apostles.
Peter C. BenderHOST
As they were faithful and zealous in their mission, so may we, with ardent devotion, Make known the love and mercy of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns with you in the Holy Spirit, one God, now and forever.
Peter C. BenderHOST
The first reading for the celebration of the festival of the Reformation is recorded in the book of Revelation, chapter 14.
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Peter C. BenderHOST
And that that forgiveness is a free gift of God's grace.
Peter C. BenderHOST
That is what we celebrate tonight.
Peter C. BenderHOST
It is October 28th which means on the church's calendar it is the feast of Saint Simon and Saint Jude and we included that collect at the beginning of the service.
Peter C. BenderHOST
What do you know about Simon and Jude? They were among the original 12 disciples who became apostles.
Patrick CahillHOST
So dear friends, just one little thought this morning on the Feast of Saints Simon and Jude.
Patrick CahillHOST
Something I often notice about the Twelve Apostles is there are quite a number of them who we know very little about.
Patrick CahillHOST
And I find that astounding that such important figures in the history of our church we know very, very little about.
Patrick CahillHOST
I think the Lord is saying something to us in that as well.
Patrick CahillHOST
So obviously Simon Peter, we know quite a lot about.
Patrick CahillHOST
Saints of today, Saints Simon and Jude, we know relatively little.
Patrick CahillHOST
Saint Simon was known as the Zealot.
Patrick CahillHOST
Was he part of the... group called the Zealots who were organizing or arranging a violent rebellion against the Roman occupation of the Holy Land at the time, or was he just zealous in his preaching? Some argue one, some argue the other.
Peter C. BenderHOST
If you turn to John chapter 15.
Peter C. BenderHOST
And perhaps you read this for the Feast of St. Simon and St. Jude.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Verse 18, and it's one of the texts that Mel Gibson used in the movie The Passion of the Christ in one of the flashbacks where Jesus is preaching.
Peter C. BenderHOST
Verse 18, if the world hates you, know that it hated me before it hated you.
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Peter C. BenderHOST
So those guys were, for the most part, insurrectionists against the Roman government.
Peter C. BenderHOST
They were Zionists.
Peter C. BenderHOST
So Simon, yesterday the Feast of St. Simon and St. Jude, and I mentioned it in the sermon, that Simon is called the zealot because he... or the Canaanian, because he's probably a part of that political perspective at the time of Jesus of wanting to overthrow Roman rule.
Peter C. BenderHOST
I also, it appears that Simon the Zealot, his brother was Levi, became Matthew.
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