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    La Semana Santa is the Spanish name for Holy Week. Holy Week is the week previously to Easter,according to the Catholic calendar. It represents the last week of Jesus’s life as he entered the city of Jerusalem. The week starts out with Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday was the day that Jesus first entered Jerusalem, and as he was entering people worshipping him were laying down their clothing items for the donkey Jesus was riding to walk on, and they were fanning him with palms. The Last Supper is also celebrated

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    Suriname is a small country located on the northern coast of South America. The people of Suriname take their holidays and other celebrations very seriously. Suriname celebrates many of the same holidays as the rest of the world, but also celebrates many of their own holidays. Phagwah Day is a very popular Hindu holiday, celebrated in Suriname. This holiday is celebrated on the last full moon of the lunar month, known as Phalguna. Phalguna is the twelfth month on the Hindu calendar, the same calendar

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    “Easter celebrates the promise of life in the face of death.” It is a time to reflect on “suffering, injustice, hardship, peace and forgiveness”. Christians in Australia celebrate Easter as the time where Jesus was crucified and then resurrected 2 days after, however non Christians celebrate Easter with family and friends in many different secular ways. The two main days for all Australians are Good friday and Easter sunday.When Jesus died on the cross, his body was put in a tomb sealed by a large

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    Cut Lilies Symbolism

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    Warren’s poem “Cut Lilies” describes a person’s thoughts and memories on one Easter Sunday. Primarily through the use of symbolism, the poem illustrates the narrator’s yearning for the days when he still had faith in his religion. In the beginning, the narrator recounts regrets the presence of "more than a hundred dollars of [cut lilies]" (1). The purple and white flowers cover the room, and the narrator thinks of all the vases he will need for them. The poems shifts to focus on the narrator’s

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    INTRODUCTION It was 20 April 2014, I had just finished preaching my first sermon on Easter Sunday as the newly appointed pastor of New Creation AME Church, and as I looked around at an empty church with 20 people in a facility that could hold 250 people, instantly my heart sunk and my spirit became vexed as the frustration of the moment slowly began to sink in. Admittedly, I almost burst out into hysterical laughter when I thought about how I had been hoodwinked into believing that I was being

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    Rebirth In Faust

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    In Faust: Part One, Goethe presents the rebirth of Faust as an individual, reflecting the significance of Easter and Romanticism. This is emphasized in Part One through Faust’s subjective introspective journey being juxtaposed with the holiday of Easter, a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Christian savior and Son of God. Easter is significant in Faust because it is symbolic of the path to revitalization and an affirmation of life. Yet this is problematized by the fact that temptations

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    Ministry Essay

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    Pastors Report August 2016 to August 2017 “How lovely is your dwelling place, LORD Almighty! My soul yearns, even faints, for the courts of the LORD; my heart and my flesh cry out for the living God” (Psalm 84: 1-2). Serving God with you week after week at St. Mark’s makes me sing like king David. I want to thank each one of you my faith family as I share my ministry for the past year. Without your partnership in ministry all the things I write here would not have been possible. I continue to enjoy

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    The Lord’s Supper, or the Eucharist, is a representative meal of the Gospel; bread and wine represent the human body of Jesus sent by the Father to be broken for our iniquities so that we may have everlasting life through the Spirit. In this respect, it is easy to see how the Eucharist and eschatology are related, for the sacrifice of Jesus gives believers hope for their future. However, there are many intricate connections between the two doctrines that the Church and believers fail to recognize

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    Observation Report #4 The Easter Vigil: Holy Family Catholic Church The Easter Triduum takes place during Holy Week, which commemorates step by step the last events in the life of Jesus. It is a very symbolic ritual because it reenacts His passion, death and resurrection. The Easter Triduum, which lasts three days, includes the Easter Vigil, the most important of all Christian celebrations. The celebration, which takes place on the night of Holy Saturday, commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ

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    Giving Up Candy

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    Giving up candy for Lent may seem very easy for most people to do, but for Danny seemed like it would be impossible to do. Lent is a religious observance that begins on the day of Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter Sunday, or approximately six weeks. It is a season where Catholics prepare for Easter and give up something important from themselves for forty days like Jesus did in the desert. This story took place in 2012 as a fifth grader and lasted a couple of days before Lent to the very end of Lent

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