The Parish Magazine March 2024

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Across
1 Across - Policemen or women (8)
51 -- Not Policemen bumpy; level (4) or women (8)
95 - - Cloth Not woven bumpy; from flax level (5) (4)
10 9 - A Cloth percussion woven instrument from (7) flax (5)
11 10 - Children's - A percussion toy (12) instrument (7)
13 11 -- Opposite Children's of passive toy (6) (12)
14 13 -- Diacritical Opposite mark of two passive dots (6) (6)
17 14 - Military Diacritical judicial mark body (5,7) of two dots (6)
20 17 -- Foot Military support (7) judicial body (5,7)
21 20 - More - Foot mature support (5) (7)
221 - - Prophet More (4) mature (5)
23 22 - Added - Prophet salt and (4) pepper (8)
23 - Added salt and pepper (8)
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Down
Down 1 - Greasy (4)
1 - Greasy
2
(4)
- Sweet icing (7)
2 - Sweet icing (7)
3 - Room attached to house (12)
4 - Put right (6)
4 - Put right (6)
6 - West Indian dance (5)
6 - West Indian dance (5)
7 - Absurd representation of
8 - Excessively forward (12)
something (8)
3 - Room attached to a house (12)
7 - Absurd representation of something (8)
12 - Political meetings (8)
8 - Excessively forward (12)
15 - Give up (7)
12 - Political meetings (8)
15 - Give up (7)
16 - Mottled 18 - marking Join together (6) (5)
18 - Join together (5)
19 - Network of lines (4)
16 - Mottled marking (6)
19 - Network of lines (4)
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numbers 1-9 within its squares. Each number
can only appear once in a row, column or box.
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Love and serve one another
On Maundy Thursday we recall the
final command that Jesus gave to his
disciples before his death. After the
Last Supper, he rose and washed his
disciples’ feet. This was astonishing
for a ‘teacher’ to do, but he had a firm
purpose in mind: 'A new command
I give you: Love one another. As I
have loved you, so you must love one
another.' His disciples were to love
through service, not domination, of one
another.
In Latin, the opening phrase of
this sentence is ‘mandatum novum
do vobis’. The word ‘mundy’ is thus a
corruption of the Latin ‘mandatum’ (or
command). The ‘washing of the feet’
ceremony was an important part of the
medieval church’s liturgy, symbolising
the humility of the clergy, in obedience
to the example of Christ.
BIBLE CROSSWORD
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E W
MAUNDY
ONE
THURSDAY
FINAL
COMMAND
JESUS
DISCIPLES
DEATH
LAST
SUPPER
WASHED
FEET
PURPOSE
TEACHER
AS
LOVED
YOU
OBEDIENCE
ASTONISHING
MUST
ANOTHER
SERVICE
DOMINATION
LATIN
CEREMONY
MEDIEVAL
HUMILITY