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By tradition Maundy Thursday is the beginning of the Three Great Days of Easter. And yet we begin in quiet and darkness, with humble rituals, and intimate actions that recall the last loving actions and teachings of Jesus with his disciples before the events of history took hold. This week, all around the world, many of the faithful of the Christian tradition, are hastening to make space and time for this ancient ritual mystery of suffering love and the victory of life. For m

The Three Great Days of Easter are traditionally celebrated as a single service of worship. This year I am reflecting on Maundy Thursday,...

On his last night on earth Jesus shared the Passover meal with his friends, his companions on the way. “... the Lord Jesus on the night...

Maundy Thursday night by tradition is when we wash each other’s feet in imitation of the love of Jesus for his disciples on their last...

No matter how well we know the story Easter does its mysterious powerful work in us – unravelling us, disturbing us, challenging us,...

Jesus spent his last hours on earth as he had spent the three years before. Speaking and acting in love – tender, passionate, desperate,...

Maundy Thursday points to the location of the holy being in the humble and familiar.