This Pesaha homily reflects on the profound meaning of the Last Supper and the gift of the Holy Eucharist. Centered on the words of Jesus Christ, the message explores the difficult teaching in Gospel of John 6, where many disciples walked away because they could not accept His words about eating His Body and drinking His Blood.

Drawing from the witness of the early Church Fathers and the teaching of Paul the Apostle in First Epistle to the Corinthians 11, this homily emphasizes that the Eucharist is not merely symbolic, but a true participation in the life of Christ—received with reverence, faith, and self-examination.

On this holy night, the faithful are invited not just to remember the Last Supper, but to encounter Christ Himself and respond to His call with renewed commitment and devotion.