
What You’ll See at the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord’s Supper
The Holy Thursday Mass both rejoices in the institution of the Holy Eucharist and mourns Jesus’ imminent Passion.
The Holy Thursday Mass both rejoices in the institution of the Holy Eucharist and mourns Jesus’ imminent Passion.
The Pope continues his regular tradition of holding the Mass of the Lord’s Supper at local penitentiaries.
Pope Francis encouraged the priests to turn their gaze upon the crucified Lord.
COMMENTARY: The entire Church sings his words today in praise of the Eucharist.
How many men and women throughout history have dreamt of having easy access to a king?
SCRIPTURES & ART: Tonight’s Gospel from John focuses instead on the Mandatum, Jesus’ washing of his Apostles’ feet at the start of the Last Supper.
What specifically happens during the liturgical events on Holy Thursday, and what do they represent?
‘Jesus, today, with this celebration, wants to teach us this: nobility of heart,’ the Pope said in his homily for the Mass of the Lord’s Supper.
On Holy Thursday, you can receive this special gift, resulting in the purification of your soul, by singing this song...
Speaking during his homily, the Pope underlined how the Holy Spirit transformed the lives of Jesus’ apostles after Pentecost.
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