A challenging Easter for Christians By Paul Luckman, in Community, News · 01-04-2021 01:00:00 · 1 Comments
Holy week is the most important festival for Christians but this year, in the face of Covid-19 restrictions, it will bring new challenges. Where to worship as many Churches are closed and what’s happened to all the famous parades?
Holy week starts on Palm Sunday, the day Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, hailed by the crowds when palm branches were placed in his path and their cloaks across the road, everything changed in a week.
Maundy Thursday: the story of the Last Supper when Jesus washed the feet of his apostles prior to the traditional Passover meal, or Seder. This feast is celebrated with a dish of Lamb, bitter herbs, and wine. Portugal still holds to the tradition of Lamb on Maundy Thursday (
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evidence there that would have been recovered if they had applied rule one, which is you secure the crime scene. according to investigators, up to 20 people went in and out of the crime scene that night. the windows were closed, doors were open and shut. they were searching for a child. and there were other missteps, like collecting fingerprints without wearing gloves. the roadblocks weren t set up for 12 hours. the spanish border is hour and a half away. holiday goers were allowed to return to their home without being interviewed. authorities didn t yet realize that what happened was a crime. when i got there in the morning, we were all convinced the little girl walked away. she ll be found a couple hours later. paul luckman was one of the first journalists to arrive on