Palm Sunday Begins Holy Week; Passover Begins Monday Evening
Patch.com
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Jews, Christians honor holy season
Pensacola News Journal
Today, Christians celebrate Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem during Palm Sunday services. Monday, Jews will begin Passover observances, marking their freedom from slavery in Egypt thousands of years ago. Jews and Christians in Pensacola said that ...
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Easter round up
Las Cruces Sun-News
St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 518 N. Alameda Blvd., invites the community to take a journey to a re-creation of a Jerusalem village and marketplace as it would have looked in the time of Jesus, with "trips" planned from 5 to 7 pm today through Thursday ...
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SammyRides comes through Picayune
Picayune Item
Palm Sunday came about during the week of Passover in Jerusalem. The city was a beehive of activity. Think about New Orleans on Mardi Gras or Times Square in New York on New Year's Eve and you get a picture of the mass of humanity that crowded the ...
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Poll: 82% of seculars conduct Seder
Ynetnews
Half of Jerusalem's residents say their neighborhood has become more religious, compared to 22% of Tel Aviv's residents, 23% of Haifa's residents, and 18% of Rishon Lezion's residents. In general, about half of the Jewish population (49%) seek to live ...
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Last Supper is commemorated a day late: Book
Daily News & Analysis
A new book by a Cambridge University physicist claims that Jesus Christ's last supper - the final meal that he shared with his 12 apostles in Jerusalem before his crucifixion - is commemorated a day late. Professor Colin Humphreys, who was knighted ...
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MidEast Daily News
The Media Line
Real Green Line Policy Israel's housing minister says that despite Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu's public pronunciations rejecting a housing freeze in areas acquired in the 1967 war including east Jerusalem, the reality is that a de facto freeze is ...
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A week that changed the world
Chillicothe Gazette
Processions in Jerusalem were no new news, either; claimants to the wobbly post-Herod Jewish throne often gathered their adherents and marched in with the Passover crowds, hoping to co-opt the tourism excitement for their own cause. ...
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