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40 Days of Seeking Him Lent 2012 ~ Remembering The Last Supper

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Holy Thursday has arrived and we now reflect upon The Last Supper. That night, Jesus celebrated the Passover with his disciples and established how we are to celebrate The Eucharist.

The-Last-Supper-Laura-Sotka

Some of my Christian friends are having Seder meals at their churches in remembrance of Christ’s last meal.

 

Our lady’s group at St. Andrews actually did a Seder meal for our meeting last month.  The programs are ones used by one of the leaders with her family.  I’ve attended a few Seder meals as an adult in Christian churches and have to say that I love how their family and another have joined together in this celebration every year.  The program allowed for all of the kids to participate beyond the typical manner found in Jewish households.

 

Table Set for the Seder MealIndividual Plates for Seder Meal

 

At Mass, we will also have the very visual demonstration of being a servant through the washing of the feet. How moving it must have been for those men to have Jesus washing their feet those many years ago.

 

At the conclusion of Mass, the congregation is invited to stay with the Blessed Sacrament and pray.  I love the Taize song, Stay Here and Keep Watch.

 

 

 

How are you spending Holy Thursday this year?

 

This year, I am joining Trish @ A House Upon the Rock in co-hosting the 40 Days of Seeking Him meme.  The linky will be up each week so you can add in posts daily, weekly, or whenever you are able.

 

The posts can be about anything related to Lent and preparing for Easter ~ crafts, food, devotions, music or reflections are all welcomed. I hope you will join us on this journey as we prepare our hearts to receive the wonderful gift of salvation we’ve been given through Jesus’ death and resurrection.

 

 

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