Father and Joe E456: Holy Thursday’s Altar of Repose — Letting Jesus Redeem Every Emotion
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Joe Rockey shares a vivid Holy Thursday experience and discusses the significance of the Eucharist's movement to the altar of repose.
Holy Thursday has a way of “breaking through” our usual routine—especially when the liturgy makes the silence loud. In this episode, Joe Rockey shares a vivid Holy Thursday experience: the deliberate movement of the Eucharist away from the main tabernacle to an altar of repose, the audible finality of doors closing, and how those sensory moments help us feel what’s coming—Gethsemane, abandonment, fear, and the Passion. Father Boniface Hicks explains the Church’s intent: Holy Thursday begins ...
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