LIVE on the Thursday of the Holy Week | Join Pope Francis as he celebrates the Holy Mass of the Lord’s Supper from the juvenile prison of Casal di Marmo, where the Holy Father is going to wash the feet of some inmates.
LIVE | Pope Francis’ Celebration of the Lord’s Supper & Washing of the Feet
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