Father And Joe

A three-year-old, a muddy car wash, and a sudden flash of Scripture—Joe’s everyday moment becomes a doorway into Holy Thursday. Together, Joe and Father Boniface explore why Jesus, the Master, takes the servant’s role and washes the apostles’ feet—and how that single act reframes leadership, confession, and the Paschal Mystery. We look at what it means for our week: letting Christ love us first, cooperating with grace, and serving others in concrete, sometimes costly ways. Through the whole conversation we keep the three lenses clear: honesty with ourselves, charity with others, under a living relationship with God.Key IdeasFoot-washing flips power on its head: Christian leadership is service, not control—parents, bosses, and pastors alike are called to the “lowest place.”The Last Supper contains the Paschal Mystery: Jesus’ total self-gift in the Eucharist points to the Cross and Resurrection and becomes the measure of love.A lived analogy for confession: baptized once, we still pick up “road dust”; regular c