What is the ecclesiastical term for the last time Jesus celebrated Passover with his disciples?

What is the ecclesiastical term for the last time Jesus celebrated Passover with his disciples?

• A. Palm Sunday
• B. Easter
• C. The Last Supper
• D. Ascension Day

Answer: (C)

The Last Supper refers to the final Passover meal Jesus shared with his disciples. This meal is the event Christians remember as the moment Jesus instituted the Eucharist, giving bread as his body and wine as his blood to symbolize a new covenant. It’s closely linked to Maundy Thursday in many traditions, but the label itself specifically points to that final meal. The other options describe different events: Palm Sunday marks Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, Easter celebrates the Resurrection, and Ascension Day recalls Jesus’ ascent into heaven.

The Last Supper refers to the final Passover meal Jesus shared with his disciples. This meal is the event Christians remember as the moment Jesus instituted the Eucharist, giving bread as his body and wine as his blood to symbolize a new covenant. It’s closely linked to Maundy Thursday in many traditions, but the label itself specifically points to that final meal. The other options describe different events: Palm Sunday marks Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem, Easter celebrates the Resurrection, and Ascension Day recalls Jesus’ ascent into heaven.