A friend of mine just referred to this week as Holy Week. Is that a thing?
Posted by
sycor
Apr 12 '22, 11:32
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Is it a catholic thing? I grew up Presbyterian and have never heard it called that.
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I knew of it but learned this week that it means a much more party atmosphere south of the U.S. border than the somber atmosphere in Europe. -- nm
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Max
Apr 12, 12:36
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Damn straight! -- nm
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zunk xometimes
Apr 12, 11:52
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Yep. Common in the Catholic and Anglican churches I've attended, but I've heard it used among some Lutherans, too. -- nm
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ReluctantCynic
Apr 12, 11:40
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Pretty sure that's the opening week of March Madness. -- nm
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David
Apr 12, 11:39
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Yes, I know it as a thing. :) -- nm
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Dark Callisto
Apr 12, 11:39
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Absolutely. I'm not Catholic - I'm a Protestant and we call it that as well. -- nm
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Diva
Apr 12, 11:39
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Yes, that's how Catholics refer to this week. -- nm
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spamlet
Apr 12, 11:38
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Very much a thing. Goes Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday -- nm
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decline
Apr 12, 11:38
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Yes. Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Maundy Thursday get all the attention but each day has a designation -- nm
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Baruno
Apr 12, 11:38
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Speaking of that, I made my wife laugh pretty hard a couple weeks ago when she asked when Easter was...
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Shaun
Apr 12, 11:34
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