St. Thomas the Apostle

St. Thomas the Apostle, known as 'the doubting Thomas', is a powerful symbol of faith and devotion in the Catholic tradition. His journey from doubt to profound faith is a model for all believers. As one of the Twelve chosen by Christ, St. Thomas is remembered for his missionary zeal, which led him to preach the Gospel in India, where he was eventually martyred. The local Catholic parish, located at 733 Oxford Rd., Rte. 67, Oxford, is dedicated to St. Thomas and serves as a beacon of hope for doubters, architects, builders, and all who seek to deepen their faith. The parish's mission is to follow Jesus Christ, know, love, and serve God, and be a visible presence of the Gospel in the world. Through the intercession of St. Thomas, visitors can expect a liturgical environment that honors the Apostle's legacy of faith-seeking, missionary courage, and ultimate witness of martyrdom, inviting the faithful to deepen their relationship with Christ. With a rich history and a strong commitment to Catholic teaching, the parish community at St. Thomas the Apostle is a vibrant and welcoming place for all who seek to know, love, and serve God.