Easter and Holy Week

Understand the significance of Easter and Holy Week, including: (a) Palm Sunday, which marks Jesus' entry into Jerusalem and anticipates the conclusion of Holy Week, along with traditions like processions and distributing palm crosses; (b) Maundy/Holy Thursday, which commemorates the Last Supper and the betrayal in Gethsemane, including Eucharist/Holy Communion services and the practice of foot-washing; (c) Good Friday, which remembers Jesus' death and crucifixion, featuring ecumenical witness services and the Stations of the Cross; (d) Holy Saturday, which initiates resurrection celebrations with Easter Vigil ceremonies; (e) Easter Sunday, celebrating Jesus' resurrection with sunrise services, processions, and feasting; (f) The religious significance of Easter and Holy Week, including their origins, purpose, and symbolism; (g) The social importance of observing these events; (h) Various practices associated with Easter and Holy Week.