The Last Supper

The Last Supper was the last event before Christ's Passion, Death, and Ressurection. It was the moment when Jesus left behind His greatest legacy, the Holy Eucharist. He educated the Apostiles throughout the evening in a very spiritual and theological way. During the diner, He took the bread and he consecrated it, turning it into His body. He then took the wine and did the same, turning it into His blood. It was also the time when He instituted the sacrament of Holy Orders, giving ment he ability to become priests, so that He could speak through the priests to us, His people. After the Supper, Jesus took the position of a servant and got down on His knees and started washing the Aposstiles' feet. Jesus came down from heaven to serve us, not to rule us. He came and gave us His body and blood to take in as much as we wanted. And by Him washing the Apostiles feet. He shows that He, who is above all others, came to serve. The King of Heaven and Earth came down to die for our sins and save us so we can be with Him in heaven for ever.