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could say, "why not by thomas?" >> in bari cathedral in italy is a relic believed to have been venerated for over 1,700 years across the christian world. it's said to be the arm that touched the resurrected jesus, the arm of saint thomas. >> so if the relics of saint thomas were found to be from the first century, that would be incredibly exciting. >> could this relic date to the time of jesus and help solve the mystery of what happened to the disciple famous for his doubt? >> thomas is present in all four gospels, but it's in jerusalem, after jesus has been crucified, in the gospel of john, that his story comes into focus. >> it's difficult to understand the trauma of the disciples at