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Holy Week

Holy Week. Aim: To know the events of Holy week and to understand why they are important for Christians. . When is Holy Week?.

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Holy Week

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  1. Holy Week Aim: To know the events of Holy week and to understand why they are important for Christians.

  2. When is Holy Week? The week before Easter Day is known as Holy Week. It begins on Palm Sunday and ends on Saturday, the day before Easter Day. Maundy Thursday and Good Friday are also in Holy Week.

  3. Palm Sunday Palm Sunday remembers the time when Jesus went into Jerusalem riding on the back of a donkey. The people welcomed Him like a King and threw coats and palm leaves on the ground for the donkey to walk over, just as a red carpet would be put on the ground for a King or Queen today. This occasion is sometimes known as the Triumphal Entry to Jerusalem

  4. How is Palm Sunday celebrated? In some churches palm branches or palm crosses, made from palm leaves, are given out to everyone. In some other churches the children will make palm crosses from strips of paper. Many churches will have a procession in or around the church while people sing songs of praise and wave palm leaves. This is to help them imagine what Jesus' entry into Jerusalem might have been like.

  5. MAUNDY THURSDAY Maundy is an old word for a commandment. Maundy Thursday remembers when Jesus met with His disciples for The Last Supper and gave them a new commandment, to love one another as He had loved them.

  6. How is Maundy Thursday celebrated in the church? Many churches will not have a celebration on Maundy Thursday. However, the Last Supper is remembered regularly, often every Sunday, in most Christian churches with a communion service. In some churches the Ministers wash the feet of twelve members of the church, remembering that Jesus washed the feet of his twelve disciples. In England it is traditional for the King or Queen to give out Maundy money to some of their people, often to elderly people who are in need. This is a small bag of silver coins that have been specially made for the occasion.

  7. GOOD FRIDAY Good Friday was the day when Jesus stood trial before the Priests and later a Roman Governor called Pilate. Although Pilate could not find any wrong in Jesus, He was still sentenced to death by crucifixion. Later that day after having been beaten and mocked Jesus was crucified. He died in the afternoon. His body was taken from the cross and put into a guarded tomb. Good Friday is a day when Christians remember in a special way what Jesus did for them. It is the day that Christians remember God allowing Jesus, his perfect son, to take the world's sin onto Himself and take the punishment for it by being crucified

  8. How is Good Friday Celebrated? Good Friday is a time of sadness and thankfulness. Some Christians will fast on Good Friday. This could mean missing one or more meals or avoiding some kinds of foods. This helps them remember the sacrifice Jesus made for them on the day of crucifixion. It is a special time of asking for forgiveness.

  9. Glossary Ash Wednesday - first day of Lent Disciple - follower of Jesus Easter Day - main festival of the Christian year; when Christians remember Jesus rising from death Fast - to not eat certain foods or meals Good Friday - the Friday of Holy Week; when Christians remember Jesus died Heaven - home of God and the angels Maundy Thursday - the Thursday of Holy Week Mourning - expressing feelings of sadness or regret Repentance - to feel remorse for wrongdoing Sacrifice - worship offering

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