For at least 10 years, he's been going to Orleans Justice Center and washing the feet of inmates on Holy Thursday. In the Bible, Jesus is said to have washed the feet of 12 apostles about 2,000 ...

According to the Bible, Jesus told his disciples: “If I then, your Lord and Master, have washed your feet; ye also ought to wash one another's feet.” This is a Christian rite known as ...

"Maundy" means foot-washing, which refers to Christ washing the feet of his 13 disciples as narrated by the Bible's New Testament. Afterwards, they gathered for the Last Supper, a final meal ...

According to Dictionary.com, maundy is “the ceremony of washing the feet of the poor," typically referring to Jesus washing his disciples' feet.

During the Mass of the Lord’s Supper on Holy Thursday, Cardinal Mauro Gambetti reflected on Jesus’ humble act of washing his disciples’ feet, calling the Church to become a Eucharistic ...

On the Thursday ahead of Easter, Orthodox Christians and Catholics gathered to watch the feet of clergy be ritually washed. In Jerusalem, a ceremony was held to ritually wash the feet in ...

Maundy is the name given to the ritual of Jesus washing his disciples’ feet and the ritual is carried out in many Christian churches on this day, with priests washing the congregation’s feet.

Pittsburgh Bishop David A. Zubik traditionally uses part of Holy Thursday to wash the feet of inmates at the Allegheny County Jail, as part of Holy Week observances. On Thursday night, Catholics ...

On the Thursday ahead of Easter, Orthodox Christians and Catholics gathered to watch the feet of clergy be ritually washed. In Jerusalem, a ceremony was held to ritually wash the feet in preparation ...