Archbishop Peter Machado Has a Beautiful Message for the People of Bangalore

Bangalore, 2 April 2025 – “The Last Supper is a decisive moment in the life of Jesus, and I believe it holds meaning for everyone—whether you have loved, suffered, or worse, been betrayed,” said Archbishop Peter Machado as he encouraged people of all faiths and backgrounds to watch The Chosen: The Last Supper, releasing in cinemas this April 2025.

Beyond the Da Vinci Painting

Referring to the world-famous Last Supper painting by Leonardo da Vinci, the Archbishop highlighted that while many recognise the artwork, fewer understand the depth of the event it represents. “Beyond the artwork, the Last Supper is a spiritual, historical, and mystical moment that Jesus himself has experienced.”

A Message of Healing for All

Encouraging both Christians and non-Christians to experience the film, Archbishop Machado said, “I would be happy to open this up to everyone. The Last Supper washes away negativity and gives us the best and most positive experience.”

Archbishop to Watch the Film on the Big Screen

Expressing his enthusiasm for the film, Archbishop Machado also announced that he himself will be watching The Chosen: The Last Supper in cinemas. “I will be going to watch this movie on the big screen, and I invite everyone to join in this experience,” he said.

An Unforgettable Experience

The Chosen, the globally acclaimed, crowd-funded series on the life of Jesus, has captivated audiences with its deeply personal and emotional storytelling. Now, in The Chosen: The Last Supper, viewers will witness the profound emotions and divine significance of Christ’s final gathering before His Passion.

Coming to cinemas in Hyderabad, Bangalore, Delhi, Chennai, and Mumbai this April 2025, this is an opportunity not to be missed!

By Catholic Connect Reporter