Do this in remembrance of me.

In Father Jegar's homily for the beginning of the Paschal Triduum on Holy Thursday, he reflects deeply on the profound significance of the events being commemorated. He starts by drawing parallels between the ancient Jewish Passover and the Last Supper that Jesus shared with His disciples, where He established the Eucharist. This connection emphasizes the fulfillment of the Old Testament through Christ's ultimate sacrifice.

Father Jegar eloquently describes how the celebration of the Passover was a command by God to remember and celebrate deliverance, a theme carried into the New Testament through Jesus. He positions the Triduum as a celebration not only of historical memory but also of present participation in these sacred mysteries.

Highlighting the ritual of foot washing, Father Jegar di ...