Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, the most sacred time in the Christian calendar. It is a day of paradox, as we celebrate Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem while also reflecting ...

In Mark, the question Who is this man is answered not only through supernatural acts, but ultimately through sacrificial love ...

Later Sunday, pilgrims retraced Jesus’ route with a traditional procession into Jerusalem’s Old City from the Mount of Olives. Several hundred made the walk down into the valley and up to the entrance ...

Catholic faithful from Holy Family Basilica Nairobi walk with palm ... triumphant entry into Jerusalem, Western, Eastern, and Ethiopian Christians observe Palm Sunday in distinct ways.

They wave palm branches, sing and dance on Palm Sunday. On Easter morning, they shout “Hallelujah” and “He is risen.” Huntsman said while many Christians cannot visit Jerusalem on a ...

Ranchi: Thousands of Catholic faithful gathered at Loyola Ground in Ranchi to celebrate Palm Sunday, marking Jesus Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem ... invites us to walk with Christ ...

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of ... single day and through the course of this week, we walk with him through his triumphant entry into Jerusalem and then through the trials that he encountered ...

Christians in Goa came together on April 13 to celebrate Palm Sunday, which remembers Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem before his crucifixion ... As we step into Holy Week, let us walk with Him in faith ...

Walk through the piazzas or step ... gave cohesion and rhythm to our shared life. Palm Sunday – which commemorates when Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, welcomed by crowds waving palm ...

As Christians all over the world mark Palm Sunday, the chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria in Kwara State, Bishop Sunday Adewole, has called on leaders at all levels in the country to ...

“Happy Palm Sunday, and a good Holy Week,” the 88 ... in memory of Jesus’ triumphant entry to Jerusalem, days before his Passion and Crucifixion. The cardinals, bishops and more than 300 ...