Welcome to the Holy Week section, where devotion and culture come together to create a unique and unforgettable experience! Here you will find everything related to this ancestral celebration, from the most emblematic processions to the most curious traditions, through typical gastronomy and the history behind each symbol. Immerse yourself in this religious festivity and discover everything you need to know to live the Holy Week to the fullest. Let us be your guide on this spiritual journey!
As Easter Week unfolds, the streets become a living tapestry, reflecting the depth of Christian tradition through the vivid display of processions. This rich cultural heritage, from the solemn to the celebratory, embodies a public declaration of faith.
In the vibrant embrace of spring, Easter offers a moment of pause, an opportunity to deepen our spiritual journey amidst the renewal of the earth. This season, deeply intertwined with the commemoration of Christ’s Passion, invites us to a reflective interlude.
The observance of Palm Sunday stands as a testimony to the intricate tapestry of Christian tradition, merging the historical reenactment of Jesus Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem with a profound liturgical reflection on His upcoming Passion.
Holy Week is one of the most important celebrations in Christianity, and its date varies each year due to a decision made at the Council of Nicea in 325. Easter Sunday is celebrated on the Sunday following the first Full Moon that occurs after the Spring Equinox.
This year’s Aries Full Moon will be on April 6th and its energy of emotional balance and renewal is an opportunity to start anew and revitalize. The celebration of Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus and promotes the integration of opposites in the fight for a better world.
Ash Wednesday represents spiritual renewal and food abstinence is suggested, which doubles the consumption of fish and seafood. Lent also offers surprising health benefits, such as a decrease in cholesterol and obesity in North America. But Lent is not only about reflection and penance, some of the biggest carnivals in the world take place during these 40 days.
Discover the power of blessing on the first Sunday of April! Let the magic flow with an enchanting ritual using fresh bay leaves or olive leaves. Raise the vibes in your home for the whole year! Don’t miss the opportunity to create a sacred space full of positive energies with this simple but powerful blessing ritual.
