What happened on Holy Wednesday

Maundy Wednesday. Traditions and customsAccording to the traditions of Holy Week, Passion Wednesday is the last day when household chores can be done. Today, it is only allowed to wash and iron clothes, as well as country chores.It is also good to make peace with people with whom you have not had a very good relationship recently. The most advisable thing you can do today is to say prayers.It is not good to get angry or throw dirty words on this…

This 16th of April is Holy Wednesday. It is a central day in Holy Week and it recalls an important fact in the Catholic religion. The also called “Day of Betrayal” does not have a special status in the calendar of national scares, but it has relevance for the faithful. Holy Week began on Sunday, April 13, with Palm Sunday. Day after day, different events of the life of Christ, founding moments for the Catholic religion, are remembered.

Today is Holy Wednesday of Holy Week, an important day of fasting and prayer. The Church celebrates special feasts and services, and believers observe certain traditions with reverence. During Holy Week or Holy Week, each day has a special meaning.

Holy Week is a period of reflection for millions of people around the world, but it is also a time full of myths and superstitions that have been passed down from generation to generation. In Guerrero, popular beliefs about what should and should not be done during this religious holiday are well known, some of which continue to be fervently respected by many. Below, we present 11 of the most common myths that many continue to observe during Hol…

What NOT to do during Holy Week: Customs and Traditions during Holy Week, before Easter 2025 What NOT to do during Holy Week: Customs and Traditions during Holy Week, before Easter 2025 Holy Week or Holy Week is the last stage of the 2025 Easter Lent and carries a deep meaning in the Orthodox tradition. This sacred period is dedicated to the commemoration of the last days of the earthly life of Jesus Christ, culminating […] What NOT to do during…