Holy Thursday: The Mystery Of Love Entrusted

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The washing of the feet and the sacrament of the Eucharist: two expressions of one and the same mystery of love entrusted to the disciples, so that, Jesus says, “as I have done… so also must you do” (Jn 13: 15).

– St. John Paul II

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