They were separate ( Passion Sunday on the 5th week of Lent and Palm Sunday the following week) until 1970 when Pope Paul VI changed it to the one Sunday of Holy Week.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe same way that it is now, in the Most Holy Eucharist.
You can tell it is directed by a Catholic as there is no protestant propaganda in it.
Good Friday is not 'celebrated', it is observed as the most solemn day of the Liturgical Calendar. It is observed by attending Good Friday services which include the reading of the Passion according to St. John, adoration of the cross and a communion service. No Mass is held on Good friday.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Passion and Death of Our Blessed Savior provide the model for the Sacrifice of the Eucharist - the Mass.
The Passion of Christ is rated R for graphic violence.
The Church calls the day that Our Blessed Lord died Good Friday. Good Friday is the only day of the year when Mass cannot be celebrated in the Roman Rite, and a liturgy called the Mass of the Presanctified is celebrated in which Parishioners are given Holy Communion that was consecrated on Holy Thursday.
Roman Catholic AnswerDo a lot of praying, going to Church, and practicing their Lenten disciplines, particularly fasting. Passion (Palm) Sunday starts Holy Week, which commemorates Jesus' entrance into Jersualem, the Passion is read at Mass. Sometime during Holy Week, traditionally on Holy Thursday morning, all the priests of the diocese get together with the Bishop and celebrate the Chrism Mass when the Bishop blesses the Oils that will be used throughout the diocese and throughout the coming year. On Holy (Maundy) Thursday evening, the Mass of the Lord's Supper is celebrated, which commemorates the Lord establishing the Eucharist and the Priesthood.On Good Friday no Mass is celebrated, but the Passion is read, the Cross is venerated, Intercessions are offered for everyone, and Holy Communion is given.On Holy Saturday night, the Easter Vigil begins, after dark, when Our Blessed Lord's resurrection is celebrated, new catechumens are brought into the Church, the new first is lighted, it is a wonderful Mass.
Roman Catholic AnswerAll Sundays are important but Palm Sunday, also known as Passion Sunday, is the Sunday before Easter on which the Passion is read in its entirety.
This is not always true but a lot of times its because the coaches at catholic schools graduated from there and have a passion for the school, this inspires players.
The chariot races were an event that involved horses and was a passion of all social classes that bound wealthy and poor together.
His passion is to bring blacks and whites together and not just in South Africa. He also sticks to the fact that EVERYONE is equal and can have their say.
Roman Catholic AnswerThe entire Passion narrative is read twice during the Church year, it is read on Passion Sunday (Palm Sunday) to begin Holy Week, and again on Good Friday. The color of the vestments is red.