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Tag Archives: Holy Thursday
Nearly Midnight
I haveĀ a mixed heart today. This afternoon I heard the encouraging news of the Holy Father’s Mass in the Roman youth prison, which included washing the feet of young women and Muslims. Surely this must be throwing some of my … Continue reading
Posted in Holy Week, Liturgy, Music, Parish Life, Scripture
Tagged Holy Thursday, pope francis, washing feet
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Where Does This Holy Thursday Lead?
I’ve been reticent about posting on every news item coming from the vicinity of Pope Francis. Cardinal Law. Msgr Marini. Et cetera. It seems he will be celebrating the Mass of the Lord’s Supper in a youth prison. It had … Continue reading
Posted in Church News, evangelization, Liturgy, Ministry
Tagged discernment, evangelization, foot washing, Holy Thursday, pope francis
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