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Introduction

Every week to be holy to Christians, but must be in a particular way which is called par excellence and Easter. Santa by the mysteries which she reminds us, holy by the practices ofpiety that we have to exercise it. It is called also liturgically Week. It is the week of the great loves of the Divine Savior toward men and the great ingratitude of men towards Him Be for us the weekof great recognition and correspondence to a God who, moved by his infinite love, wanted to become man and release all their blood for our good. We are not passing these days without some specialgift to Jesus, and do not forget to His Blessed Mother for what she contributed to her pain to our redemption.

Importance of Holy Week

Easter is the Christian annual commemoration of the Passion,Death and Resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. It is therefore a period of intense liturgical activity within the various Christian denominations. Begins on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday, buttheir celebration usually starts in several places on the previous Friday (Good Friday) and is considered part of it on Easter Sunday.
Easter is preceded by Lent, which ends in Holy Week which iscelebrated the Eucharist on Holy Thursday, commemorates the Crucifixion of Jesus on Good Friday and Resurrection at the Easter Vigil during the night of Holy Saturday to Sunday Easter.
During Holy Weekoccur numerous examples of popular piety throughout the world, including processions and passion plays.
Lent is over, time for interior conversion and penance, it's time to commemorate the passion,death and resurrection of Christ. After the triumphal entry into Jerusalem, now we go to the institution of the Eucharist, pray with the Lord in the Garden of Olives and accompany him through the painfulroad that ends at the Cross.
During Holy Week, the passion narratives renew the events of those days, the painful events could move our feelings and make us forget that the most important thing is...