A set of 7 posters detailing the Christian observance of Holy Week.
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Hello! Having this resource is a great idea however I have never heard of the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday regarded as Holy Mon, Holy Tues and Holy Wednesday, Also it would be good to say that Maundy Thursday ( also called Holy Thursday) comes from an Anglo-French word derived from the Latin “mandatum,” which means “commandment". This links well with Jesus' golden rule 'Love One Another As I Have Loved You' as outlined in the QLD RE curriculum. Cheers! I love this site. You resources are really helpful.
Hi Amanda. Thank you for your suggestions. We will do some further research to ascertain whether it might be appropriate to modify this resource.
Hi, This is a great resource but could it be made to "customise" so it could be edited to match individual teachings. Thanks