1. Holy Week - Noun
2. Holy Week - Proper noun
the week before Easter
Source: WordNetSomehow we just don't make the same boisterous fun of Holy Week that we do of Christmas. No one plans to have a holly, jolly Easter. Frederica Mathewes-Green
There isn't a Holy Week without the fifty days, nor the fifty days without the Sirocco. Sicilian Proverb
During Holy Week, the order of services is often brought forward by several hours: Matins being celebrated by anticipation the evening before, and Vespers in the morning. Source: Internet
Being a city Toledo Castile, Holy Week is characterized as austere and introspective, as well as beauty, due in part to the beautiful framework in which it takes place: Toledo. Source: Internet
Advent and Christmas are filled with traditions of carols, gifts, and family gatherings, and Lent and Holy Week with prayer, liturgical richness, and gathering our family of faith. Source: Internet
For Catholics around the world this year’s Holy Week is being observed in very different circumstances due to the coronavirus pandemic. Source: Internet