All Christians recognize holy week, starting on Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter, and ending with Easter. “Especially we remember the most suffering of Christ for us,” said Father Ángel ...

For many Christians, Holy Week 2025 runs April 13-20. Dates vary yearly based on the lunar calendar. The week’s concluding day, Easter Sunday, lands on the first Sunday following the Paschal ...

Holy Saturday, the day before Easter Sunday, is April 19. It represents the day Christ's body rested in the tomb before resurrection. For many Christians, the day is characterized as a time of ...

Holy Week kicked off this week with Palm Sunday on April 13. ... is the Thursday before Easter, observed to commemorate Jesus Christ's institution of the Eucharist during the Last Supper.

Holy Week includes Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday. When is Palm Sunday 2025? This year Palm Sunday, the day Christ entered Jerusalem, was April 13, a week ...

Easter this year is on April 20, but before we get to Resurrection Sunday, several days come before, each with its own purpose for Holy Week. The earliest Easter observance is traced to the 2 nd ...

Holy Week kicked off this week with Palm Sunday on April 13. ... is the Thursday before Easter, observed to commemorate Jesus Christ's institution of the Eucharist during the Last Supper.

When is Palm Sunday 2025? Palm Sunday always falls on the Sunday before Easter to commemorate Jesus Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem. It also marks the beginning of Holy Week.

It is the last Sunday of Lent and first day of Holy Week. April 17, 2025 - Maundy Thursday (also called Holy Thursday) The observance commemorates the Last Supper, before Jesus’ crucifixion.

As Holy Week continues, faithful Christians continue to honor the life of Jesus Christ and the final days of his life before he was resurrected on Easter. After celebrating Maundy Thursday and ...

It is the last Sunday of Lent and first day of Holy Week. April 17, 2025 – Maundy Thursday (also called Holy Thursday) The observance commemorates the Last Supper, before Jesus’ crucifixion.