Over the years, Pope Francis has also washed the feet of prisoners, refugees, the homeless and people with disabilities.

It is observed on the Thursday just before Easter, which is why it is also known as Holy Thursday. On this day, Christians remember the Last Supper of Jesus Christ. This day symbolizes Jesus’ patience ...

West Springfield resident Mary Ann Arnold said ... but also on the images of the world has seen of Francis serving the sick, the poor, washing the feet of people in prison. These weren’t ...

In some places, the images ... to wash the feet of 12 priests after Mass and of 13 poor men after his dinner. After the Last Supper and before he was arrested and condemned to death, Jesus went ...

He washed the feet of migrants and prisoners during the traditional foot-washing ceremony on the ... In a letter to US Bishops, he recalled that Jesus, Mary and Joseph had been emigrants and ...

A small group of mourners gathered at St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney ... through security barriers to reach him, and washing and kissing the feet of prisoners on Holy Thursday.

Just as Jesus ... who washes Jesus' feet and dries the feet with her hair and she is called a sinner. Now it doesn't say what kind of sinner she is, but this story gets conflated with the Mary ...

He also missed the traditional foot-washing ritual on Thursday, which is meant to imitate Jesus Christ washing his disciples' feet. Francis ... the Walls and St. Mary Major. This weekend alone ...

On Holy Thursday he visited the prison, he often went to bless the people there and wash their feet. In Columbus ... “And it’s our job to just love. That’s what Jesus is about.” Zackary Rivelli, who ...

He recalled the Holy Gospel on Jesus’ washing of his disciples’ feet, noting that people must always follow the example of Jesus in humbling himself for those in need. “This is what we are called to ...

lie Wiesel said, “The opposite of love is not hate, but indifference.” If one hates another person, there is passion involved though it may be pointed in a negative direction. To be indifferent, ...