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Holy Week Retreat: Maundy Thursday

Fr Daniel Lloyd of the Ordinariate gives today’s address in EWTN’s Holy Week Retreat from Southampton, meditating on the events of Holy Thursday, and the very first time Christ instituted the Holy Eucharist. The video is also available on YouTube with the others in the series.

Published Thursday 18 April 2019 | Author Andrew Leach

Filed in Articles and tagged Daily readings, EWTN, Holy Week, Maundy Thursday, Online retreat, Ordinariate

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