In Latin “Maundy” comes from the words Dies Mandati, which mean “the day of the (new) commandment.” It was at the Passover seder on the same night that Jesus was betrayed that he gave his commandment to “love one another as I have loved you.” After telling the Passover story, we will share the bread and cup of the Last Supper in the Social Room, sitting around a table lit with candles and adorned with spring flowers. A Tenebrae service of readings and music will follow in the sanctuary, during which the lights will be gradually dimmed … and we will leave in silence.