Jude

Jude Law went shopping this week in a T-shirt that barely contained his huge chest.

In a long struggle with a smack addiction, he made novenas at the Shrine of St. Jude, patron of hopeless cases.

His wife, Amy Wegmann, is an anchor on a local Fox television station and they have a young son, Henry Jude Radel IV.

I noted, however, that it said Jude, the German word for Jew, rather than Jood.

Jude seems to have been fond enough of his before the shooting to tweet a photo of it.

The grandsons of St. Jude were dismissed with compassion and contempt.

She dropped the pen in wonder and looked at the Abbé Jude, whose face turned sickly.

Suddenly Abbé Jude in front of him lost his frantic gestures and sobbed violently.

He thinks St. Jude's Kindergarten and sewing circles and missionary societies are the only joys in the world.

Even more important was another privileged class—that of the Schutz-Jude (protected Jew).