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Holy Week Posters
A set of 7 posters detailing the Christian observance of Holy Week.
Use this poster series when talking about the religious significance of Easter.
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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!
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Amanda Leape-Jarvis · Mar 26th, 2018
Hi Amanda. Thank you for your suggestions. We will do some further research to ascertain whether it might be appropriate to modify this resource.
Stephanie (Teach Starter) · Apr 6th, 2018
Hi, This is a great resource but could it be made to “customise” so it could be edited to match individual teachings.
Thanks
Claire Hurwood · Mar 3rd, 2017