Carnival
Catholic AnswerIn the Old Calendar (before the Second Vatican Council) this Sunday was known as Quinquagesima (Latin for the fiftieth day [before Easter]), it was the third Sunday of the pre-Lent season known as Septuagesima. In the new Calendar it is just the last Sunday of Ordinary Time before Lent, its number changes depending on how many weeks there are between the Christmas season and Lent.Christians gather together and go to church to celebrate
Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Saturday, Easter Monday
Oh and the Easter Bunny gets all his chocolate eggs ready to deliver them to all the good children :D
According to me Maybe it means Holy Week.
Right. It is the Holy Week or week before Easter.
Sunday.
Easter is not celebrated in Bangladesh. A small number of residents (1% in 2009) are Catholic. They attend services and observe Holy Week.
Easter is not celebrated in Bangladesh. A small number of residents (1% in 2009) are Catholic. They attend services and observe Holy Week.
Paraguay is primarily a Roman Catholic country. Easter is celebrated with the Holy Week Festival, starting on Holy Wednesday and ending on Easter Sunday. Asado is usually eaten as the Easter meal.
Yes, Palm Sunday is the week before Easter.
It's the holy week, or the week before easter.
No. The week before Easter Sunday (from Palm Sunday to Holy Saturday) is called Holy Week. It is also the last week of the 40 day period of Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday. Officially, Easter Week is the week that begins on Easter Sunday. There are also 40 days in the period of Easter, beginning on Easter Sunday, which is actually only the First Sunday of Easter.
It was sunday. Because of that, each year the Easter is celebrated on sunday.
Easter Sunday 2010, fell on April 4 so 1 week before would be Sunday March 28.
it means the holy week- the week before Easter
Easter is celebrated in a month and a yesr