The Easter Vigil is one of the most important celebrations in the Christian liturgical calendar. It marks the culmination of Holy Week and heralds the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This celebration is rich in symbolism and ritual, and is often experienced with profound solemnity and joy in Christian communities around the world. Read more...

Holy Saturday, also known as Holy Week Saturday or Holy Saturday, is a day of reflection and waiting in the Christian tradition. Situated between Good Friday, when Jesus' crucifixion is commemorated, and Easter Sunday, which celebrates his resurrection, Holy Saturday is often considered a time of silence and deep meditation. Read more...

Good Friday is one of the most solemn and sacred days in the Christian liturgical calendar. It commemorates the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ on the cross, a central event in Christian theology that symbolises Jesus' ultimate sacrifice for the salvation of humanity. Good Friday is also known as "Good Friday" or "Passion Friday". Read more...

Holy Thursday is a day of great importance in Christian tradition, marking the beginning of the Paschal Triduum, the period commemorating the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The day is rich in ritual and profound meaning, symbolising love, service and self-giving. Read more...

It is important to note that the term "Holy Wednesday" is not a liturgical expression commonly used in Christian tradition to designate a specific day of Holy Week. However, Holy Wednesday can be considered an integral part of Holy Week, directly preceding Maundy Thursday. This day has a special significance because of the events that took place on it as part of the Christian narrative of Christ's Passion. Read more...