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This design features the detail of an Icon of Christ washing Peter's feet. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
A detail from a stained glass window showing Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter.
Line drawing of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter. The drawing is in dark sepia ink and is appropriate for ordinations for deacons.
This design features an Icon of Christ washing the feet of the disciples. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
This design features an Icon of Christ washing the feet of the disciples. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
This design features the detail of an Icon of Christ washing Peter's feet. It is intended for diaconate ordinations.
In "The Washing of the Feet", Jesus sets for the Apostles (and for us) an example of humble service to one another by washing the Apostle's feet at the Last Supper. (John 13:3-17) We liturgically follow Christ's command to wash each other's feet at the "Mandatum"…
In "The Washing of the Feet", Jesus sets for the Apostles (and for us) an example of humble service to one another by washing the Apostle's feet at the Last Supper. (John 13:3-17) We liturgically follow Christ's command to wash each other's feet at the "Mandatum"…
Detail image of Christ washing the feet of St. Peter and the other apostles.
In "The Washing of the Feet", Jesus sets for the Apostles (and for us) an example of humble service to one another by washing the Apostle's feet at the Last Supper. (John 13:3-17) We liturgically follow Christ's command to wash each other's feet at the "Mandatum"…
Line drawing of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter. The drawing is in dark green ink and is appropriate for ordinations for deacons.
Line drawing of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter. The drawing is in dark green ink and is appropriate for ordinations for deacons.
Line drawing of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter. The drawing is in dark sepia ink and is appropriate for ordinations for deacons.
Painting of Jesus washing the feet of St. Peter by Ford Madox Brown.
