Jesus just wanted Thomas to believe, and was willing to do whatever it took to make that happen. Looking at the world today, Thomas' fickle character is more alike than different to each of ours.

That question likewise lets Jesus correct Thomas’ perspective about whom, not what, to believe in. “The way” is not on some map or GPS; “I Am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” (14:6).

But we'll get back to that in a moment. In John 14 we hear Thomas speak up again. Jesus is sharing the Passover meal with his disciples, but this a Passover unlike any they have experienced before.

On July 3, the Church commemorates St. Thomas the Apostle, who doubted that Christ had risen from the dead until the Lord himself appeared to him. While a lack of faith, according to three great ...

When Jesus appears and asks Thomas to touch him, the logical conclusion should be that Thomas, touching Jesus, now believes. But that is not the conclusion.

St. Thomas the Apostle Eph 2:19-22; John 20:24-29 St. Thomas the Apostle is important for the faith community because his doubts led to a deeper explanation of the nature of faith itself.

Her brother Reid Levens added, “How Jesus was born and the journey to bring Jesus alive.” Kids across multiple parishes have put in hours of rehearsal to celebrate the Feast of the Three Kings ...

If Jesus Christ did not rise, Christianity would not be in existence. Ask the Doubting Thomas, an apostle of the arrested, tortured, crucified, and thankfully resurrected Jesus Christ.

St. Thomas the Apostle, a parish of the Diocese of Joliet, strives to bear the Good News of God’s unconditional love to all generations through worship, faith formation, witness, and service.

The description of Doubting Thomas is found in the Holy Bible, John 20:24-29 which is as follows “Now Thomas, one of the Twelve, called the Twin, was not with them when Jesus came.