Easter, Passover and Holy Week. Unlike many other holidays, the Easter holiday dates change every year. It can be as early as March 22 or as late as April 25, which means the Lenten period and ...

While the Easter holiday often involves eggs, bunnies and pastels, this holiday bears a deeper meaning with Holy Week days like Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday. The Christian ...

The 2025 Lent season is coming to a close with the start of Holy Week on Sunday. While the lead-up to Easter might be filled with colorful eggs and tasty treats, Holy Week holds a deeply ...

Holy Week has begun for those who observe Lent, which means Easter is right around the corner. The weeks-long spring tradition is celebrated by millions of Christians around the world. The period ...

For many Christians, Holy Week 2025 runs April 13-20. Dates vary yearly based on the lunar calendar. The week’s concluding day, Easter Sunday, lands on the first Sunday following the Paschal ...

Easter Sunday marks the end of Holy Week for Christians around the world. Holy Week is the pinnacle of the Church's liturgical year, according to The Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston.

Holy Week started with Palm Sunday April 13. It ends with Easter on April 20. Maundy Thursday marks the day when Jesus celebrate the Passover with his disciples, followed by his arrest in the ...

The days of the Holy Week have not changed in recent tradition: Easter always falls on a Sunday, and the standard definition ...

It is my hope and prayer that you had a blessed Holy Week, as it draws to a close for 2025, and that your Easter, just ahead as you read this, will likewise be blessed. Many people have different ...

EXCLUSIVE: The White House is gearing up for an "extraordinary" celebration for Holy Week ahead of Easter, with President Donald Trump participating in a number of events to celebrate and honor ...

Holy Week, the most significant week in Catholicism, begins with Palm Sunday and culminates with Easter Sunday. Key dates in Holy Week include Holy Thursday (commemorating the Last Supper), Good ...