The Finger of Saint Thomas is a profoundly significant relic, believed to be the very digit that touched the wounds of the risen Christ, as recounted in John 20:27. This relic, preserved in the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, serves as a tangible link to the Apostle's journey from doubt to unwavering faith, offering a powerful testament to the reality of the Resurrection for countless pilgrims.
History & Provenance
The relic has been kept in the Basilica of Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, Rome, alongside other Passion relics.
My visit to The Finger of Saint Thomas the Apostle
The relic of The Finger of Saint Thomas the Apostle in Rome is housed in a stunning church. What moved me most was seeing other pilgrims there, some who had traveled even farther than I had. We are all connected by this shared faith.
April 26, 2025