Which Holy week? We have many.
Answer'Holy Week' normally refers to the last week in Jesus' life.It begins with Palm Sunday - the day when Jesus entered Jerusalem on a donkey and the crowds waved palm leaves at him as a sign of respect.
The week progressed with Jesus teaching in the Temple and rising against the hypocritical Jewish authorities. On the Thursday, Jesus and his disciples had the last supper where he instituted the Eucharist (sharing of bread and wine in remembrance of him). Later that evening he was arrested.
The Friday sees his trials, scourging and crucifixion.
Saturday sees hiis resting in the tomb
Holy week finishes on Saturday evening/Easter Sunday morning with the resurrection of Jesus from the dead.
All that went on during Holy Week occurred in and around Jerusalem.
Purple during holy week, and then white on Resurrection Sunday (Easter Day).
During Holy Week, wine stands for or is the blood of Christ, depending on your religion.
Rituals and ceremonies are held to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus.
The days that Holy Week occurs during the week before Easter. Also known as the final week of lent, it begins on Palm Sunday and lasts through Holy Saturday.
Fasting for 3 days.
Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week.
Holy Week is the last week of Lent leading to Easter Sunday. Palm Sunday signals the start of holy week with the celebration of the blessing of the palms. In the Philippines, there are different traditions to celebrate the holy week particularly Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Angono is known for its special traditions during holy week
Holy week is one entire week.
Catholics may bury people anytime, including Holy Week, however, they are forbidden to celebrate any sacraments, other than the Mass on Holy Thursday evening, and the sacrament of penance, during the Sacred Triduum. So they are unable to have a funeral Mass during that time.
Holy Week is the most solemn time during the year when we commemorate the passion and death of Our Lord. It is not a time for a celebration, such as a wedding. Also, the church building is used for a number of Holy Week rites and services and scheduling would be difficult.
Yes, Catholics bury their dead during Lent except during Holy Week after Holy Thursday until after Easter Sunday.