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| − | In the [[Christian]] [[calendar]], [[Holy Week]] is the week before [[Resurrection Sunday]] (also known as Easter). It begins on [[Palm Sunday]], and also includes [[Maundy Thursday]] and [[Good Friday]]. During Holy Week, the events of [[Christ]]'s [[passion]] are commemorated, including His [[Last Supper]], betrayal and [[crucifixion]]. | + | [[Image:Rembrandt The Last Supper, after Leonardo da Vinci.jpg|thumb|[[Rembrandt]], The Last Supper, after Leonardo da Vinci's famous mural.]] |
| | + | In the [[Christian]] [[calendar]], '''Holy Week''' is the week before [[Resurrection Sunday]] (also known as [[Easter]]). It begins on [[Palm Sunday]], and also includes [[Maundy Thursday]] and [[Good Friday]]. During Holy Week, the events of [[Christ]]'s [[passion]] are commemorated, including His [[Last Supper]], betrayal and [[crucifixion]]. |
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| | + | Holy Week is one of the most important parts of the Christian year, particularly for [[Roman Catholic]]s, and sees elaborate celebrations in many parts of the world including [[Italy]], Mexico, [[Spain]] and other countries in [[Latin America]]. |
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| | + | == See also == |
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| | + | [[Image:Russian Wall Cross.jpg|thumb|Russian Wall Cross.]] |
| | + | *[[Famous Bible paintings]] |
| | + | *[[Christian Cross]] |
| | + | *[[Ash Wednesday]] |
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| − | Holy Week is one of the most important parts of the Christian year, particularly for [[Roman Catholic]]s, and sees elaborate celebrations in many parts of the world including [[Italy]], [[Spain]] and [[Latin America]].
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