Passion week

Holy Week, also known as Passion Week, is a sacred time in the Christian calendar that commemorates the final week of Jesus Christ's earthly ministry. It begins with Palm Sunday, when Jesus entered Jerusalem where crowds welcomed him with palm branches and shouts of "Hosanna!" as a symbol of their hope in him as the Messiah. (Matthew 21:1-11, Luke 19:28-40, Mark 11:1-11, John 12:12-19) Throughout the week, Jesus continued to teach and minister, culminating in the events of Maundy Thursday…

18 03 Holy Week Timeline - CSB

How much do you know about Christ's final days on earth? Take our free printable Passion Week Quiz to find out!

Today is the beginning of Holy Week, one of the most important weeks of the liturgical year. The events of Holy Week are told in pieces throughout the four Gospels. Putting it all together can be a bit challenging, so this handy infographic lays everything out in one place. It even tells you exactly where to look in each Gospel if you want to read the text for yourself. [See also: This Is Cool! Which Saint Has Your Myers-Briggs Personality?]

While Holy Week marks the final week of Jesus’ earthly life, it is also the end of the Catholic Liturgical season of Lent on Holy Thursday and the 40 day Lenten fast on Holy Saturday. The week begins with Palm Sunday. The exact timeline is debatable but here is a possible timeline of Jesus’ final …

One way to focus your thoughts on the events of Passion Week is to read through the gospels. In this post, we have a general Holy Week reading plan and then individual plans for each of the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, chronologically covering the final week of Jesus’ life.

The week before Easter (Passion Week) begins this coming Sunday, March 24th. What better way to prepare for Easter than reading and reflecting on His Word, right? Below is a sample Passion Week Scripture Reading List you can use. Each day includes a main Scripture reading, plus additional verses for further study as you are able. Some of the extra verses are the same events recorded in a different gospel,

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This Palm Sunday poem was preached as the Palm/Passion Sunday sermon. Use this Palm Sunday poem as you wish.

The following Infographics are from the NIV QuickView Bible (Zondervan, 2012). Navigate and understand the Bible easily with more than 360 visual Infographics, 20 maps, lists, and color-coded sections alongside the NIV text. The Bible is presented as never before through at-a-glance snapshots that visually display key stories and insights from God’s Word. [Read the […]

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This coloring page depicts Palm Sunday, when the crowds outside Jerusalem greeted Jesus with shouts of Hosanna in the highest.

Free printable charts for Holy Week. Includes Scripture references, symbols, colors, and titles.

I really enjoyed putting together these visual representations of the last week of the Savior’s life. Here are a couple of versions I worked on over the 2012 Christmas break: I hope you like these! I enjoyed putting them together. Both of these represent a kind of hybrid approach toContinue Reading