Holy Thursday/ Maundy Thursday in 2023

Last day for the labyrinth folks; open 11am-3pm. We have our Maundy Thursday Service at 12.20pm, including the remembrance of the Last Supper and footwashing; and at 1pm the Reading of the Passion according to St John. https://t.co/aZfvD4Fw38

— St Matthew's (@StMatthewsNZ) April 5, 2023

Tomorrow is Maundy Thursday, and we have special services throughout the day, including, at 19:30, the Liturgy of Maundy Thursday with feet washing, led by the Archbishop of Canterbury. See https://t.co/NF9Gu5RGwX https://t.co/BzN93kdzyf

— Canterbury Cathedral (@CburyCathedral) April 5, 2023

On #MaundyThursday, Jesus shows us and tells us that our place is at the feet of others. For the God of Heaven and Earth kneels before us and washes our feet. Because this is what God is like. God comes among us not to be served, but to serve. https://t.co/3zquT3sgTz

— Archbishop of Canterbury (@JustinWelby) April 6, 2023

The closing piece in our Maundy Thursday service this evening. Written 2600 years ago, but could be a prayer for so many cities today. https://t.co/47LkKyfWsU

— Michael Reddell (@MHReddell) April 6, 2023

God, I feel the joy and the fear of Palm Sunday. I feel the grief and the love of Maundy Thursday. I feel the pain and the injustice of Good Friday. Help me to sit with these emotions instead of running from them. Amen. —Prayer by Rev. Sarah Speed https://t.co/knrODlOQql

— A Sanctified Art (@sanctifiedart) April 4, 2023

I’m not Catholic BUT this would help me -> in the Catholic tradition, the "General Norms for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar" says #Lent runs from Ash Wednesday until Mass of the Lord's Supper exclusive. which is Maundy Thursday, April 6 so (4 me) Lent could end then! 🧀🍷🍫 https://t.co/Gc0mWvc9D7

— DailyD🌎OH #AdTECH #DOOH #OOH2023 #InfoComm23 (@DailyDOOH) March 31, 2023

I’ll be preaching my first sermon in an Episcopal church on Maundy Thursday, and washing feet for the first time. God is good.

— 🕯️corpus permixtum🕯️ (@anglicanus872) April 4, 2023