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Holy Thursday

Posted by Rita Ferrone

RCIA image posted by TeamRCIAThe event of central importance on Holy Thursday will be the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper—the liturgy which begins the Triduum. I hope everybody is going to take part in this wonderful celebration! I won’t try to anticipate what takes place. Better to experience it for yourself.

Perhaps Holy Thursday is also a good time to pay some attention to how we dine at home. As you set your own table and prepare a meal on this day, be mindful of what a blessing it is to share food. The fact that Christ’s total self-giving love is wedded to the event of a meal should give us pause.


Tags: Holy Thursday, Holy Week

Posted on Wednesday, April 8th, 2009 at 4:46 am under Catechesis, Lent, Triduum.     

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