But we also are called to do what Jesus did at the Last Supper —serve our brothers and sisters. You don't have to kneel in silence for hours in order to be in the presence of Jesus.

Continuing the cycle of catechesis "as Jesus prayed," Benedict XVI dedicates the general audience to the Last Supper. The gestures and words of Jesus. By participating in the Eucharist, "we live ...

When Jesus invites us into his new covenant of nonviolence at the Last Supper, he throws away the old covenant of violence. With this historic, salvific breakthrough, he frees us from the old ...

u0002The Last Supper: First, Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his 12 Apostles and thereby instituted the Eucharist. A special Eucharistic service on Holy Thursday is observed in memory of ...

The Bible details the story of the Last Supper around 33 AD when Jesus sat with his 12 apostles and told them that one among their number would betray him, adding that his death was imminent.

It is a concept that comes from the Last Supper, from the institution of the Eucharist, in which there "is the transformation of the gifts of this land - the bread and wine - intended to transform ...

It was at that meal, commonly known as the Last Supper, that Jesus gave himself to those followers in the simple gifts of bread and wine. His only instructions to those followers came in these ...

Maundy Thursday is observed during the Holy Week, an occasion to remember Jesus Christ's last supper on the Thursday before Easter. This year, Maundy Thursday falls on 2 April.

The house where the Last Supper may have taken place is still standing in Jerusalem, 2,000 years on, according to archaeologists. They suggest that this significant Biblical event took place in ...