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Maundy Thursday Celebration Observed at Most Holy Redeemer Church, Derebail

Maundy Thursday Celebration Observed at Most Holy Redeemer Church, Derebail

Maundy Thursday Celebration Observed at Most Holy Redeemer Church, Derebail

Maundy Thursday, a day that reminisces Jesus' Supreme Love and the Institution of the Holy Eucharist, was celebrated at Most Holy Redeemer Church Derebail on the 1st of April, 2021. The service commenced at 6:30 PM at the Church ground.

Rev Fr Austin Peter Peres, Parish Priest was the main celebrant and Rev Fr Gerald Francis Pinto was the co-celebrant during the mass. 

In the sermon Rev Fr Gerald Francis Pinto explained how Jesus Christ had set an example to each one of us by washing the feet of his disciple. He emphasized on the role that priests play in building the church and uniting its people through faith and prayer. He elucidated on how God's call to serve changes the life of a priest from being a follower to being a leader of the Church.

As a symbolic gesture and as a tradition to commemorate Jesus' selfless act of washing his disciples' feet, Rev Fr Austin Peter Peres washed the feet of the twelve chosen parishioners. 

The Eucharistic Ministers then renewed their vows, after which prayers of the faithful were offered for various intentions.

The Eucharistic celebration concluded with the veneration of the Blessed Sacrament and then a short procession from the church grounds to the Church.

The Church choir added solemnity during the entire ceremony. All the Covid related norms as prescribed by the government were strictly followed by the Parishioners throughout the ceremony.

Report by: Ashish Joseph Carvalho
Pictures: Simon Photography


Also Published in:

1) Diocese of Mangalore Website (Click here to view)
2) Catholic Time Website (Click here to view)
3) Konkan Catholic Website (Click here to view)
4) Mangalore Today Website (Click here to view)
5) Canara News (Click here to view)

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