PHOTOS: Pilgrims Keep Watch With Eucharist at Altars of Repose in Rome
On Holy Thursday night, the Eternal City was alight with candlelit altars housing the Blessed Sacrament.
On Holy Thursday night, the Eternal City was alight with candlelit altars housing the Blessed Sacrament.
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father has offered to the Church a powerful teaching on the meaning of the priestly ministry in today’s world.
In parts of medieval Europe, the consecrated Host was placed within a sculpted wound in Christ’s chest — a striking expression of Eucharistic devotion now largely forgotten.
On Holy Thursday, the Pope urged Catholics to imitate Christ’s service in a world marked by brutality.
Chrism Mass includes the blessing of the holy oils that will be used throughout the year in the sacraments of baptism, confirmation, anointing of the sick, and holy orders.
In Holy Week especially, memory isn’t just remembering — it’s participating.
The number represents the seven final places Jesus visited from His arrest to His crucifixion, allowing the faithful to meditate on His Passion.
Archpriest of St. Peter’s Basilica explains that Jesus is the antidote to what ails the world: ‘The only thing that interests him is love.’
In the Blessed Sacrament, heaven touches earth. And the Savior who once gave everything for love still comes to you, body broken and blood outpoured.
The Pope continued his long-standing tradition of beginning the Triduum with prisoners despite his ongoing health concerns.
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