Message of Holy Week is an important one - Delaware Gazette

Message of Holy Week is an important one - Delaware Gazette

“As Jesus was now approaching the path down from the Mount of Olives, the whole multitude of the disciples began to praise God joyfully with a loud voice for all the deeds of power that they had seen.” — Luke 19:37 My oldest child is a senior in high school this year. As the end of school draws closer and my calendar is filling up at alarmingly fast speed, I cannot help but think of all the fun and exciting traditions and celebrations that my da…

Persevering in Hope: Holy Week and Easter message of the Archbishops of Armagh | Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference

Archbishop John McDowell and Archbishop Eamon Martin during their ‘Pilgrimage of Hope’ to New York and Washington for Saint Patrick’s Day 2025 Tomorrow, Palm Sunday, the Christian community in Ireland, and around the world, will celebrate Holy Week which culminates on Easter Sunday.  Please see below the statement of Archbishops Eamon Martin and John McDowell: Statement In his gospel account of the resurrection, the evangelist Saint Luke tells u…

Beautiful places to visitDroga ‘Tusi’ arrived at schoolsMy friend, photographer Gary, arrived at the restaurant by a chick to the saddle served with rice and slices of sweet potato. To take a lemonade jar. “Mary, the Holy Week begins and the long holiday begins. Many will go on a trip to the interior of the country or abroad. Others will make camps on the beach or the countryside, and others plan fun at home or in some fun center. Drink will not…

Holy Week at Anglican Cathedrals

Holy Week is almost upon us. This is a time when Christians mark the end of Lent with a series of observances that re-enact our Lord’s final days, from his triumphal entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday to his triumph over the grave one week later. Anglican churches across the ACNA will play host to a variety of unique, public and liturgical events, from foot washing to Easter egg hunts! Words like “Spy Wednesday” and “Maundy Thursday” creep back…