Sunday 13/April/2025 – 12:02 AM
Churches celebrate anyone PalmOr one of the fronds, today, Sunday, April 13, 2025, which is the anniversary of Christ’s entry into Jerusalem.
What is the meaning of the word poetry?
One of Palmeen comes the seventh Sunday in the 55-day fasting, which ends in one of the Passover or the Resurrection, and the origin of the word poets of Hosh-Na is a Hebrew word, which means, Lord, we saved us, and the Greek word is derived from us, which the people used during the reception of Christ.
The people in Jerusalem received Christ with palm fronds and olives, and they also threw shirts on the ground while entering the land of Jerusalem.
The ritual celebration of one of Palmeen
Christians celebrate one of Palmeen, using palm fronds and red and white roses. Pardon symbolizes victory, roses for joy and pleasure.
Christians of all ages enter the churches, from young to adults, holding fronds and flowers, then deacon and children revolve in fronds at the beginning of the prayers, around the columns of the church, on the melodies of the sits over the Sharbim, which is called the sparrow cycle.
Many children, youth and even the elderly work to ensure the branches of the fronds in many forms such as rings, crowns, and crosses, decorated with flowers.
Feature prayer on the neighborhoods
The Mass of Palmists concludes with the public manner prayer, where the priest carries out the ritual prayer of the dead for all the Christian people present within the church, due to the lack of any prayer of the mankind during the Mother Week.
On the evening of Palm Sunday, the Mothers Week begins with the anniversary of the last week in the life of Christ before the steel, and the churches are loaded with black, and the adequacy of colored curtains changes to black, as the veil of the temple is also changed in black in black, due to the grief of the church during this week, and throughout the day the prayers of the holy sheikh, which simulates all events with Christ during the Passion Week.
The Pain Week ends on the great Friday evening, when Christ was buried in the grave, and at the dawn of the third day, the Great Fasting ends in the Resurrection.
