holy saturday (Meaning)

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holy saturday (n)

the Saturday before Easter; the last day of Lent

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The church bells tolled somberly on Holy Saturday, a day of mourning and reflection before Easter.
The faithful observed Holy Saturday as a solemn day of prayer, fasting, and meditation.
The liturgy of Holy Saturday focused on Christ's descent to the underworld and triumph over darkness.
The Easter Vigil, held on Holy Saturday evening, celebrated Christ's resurrection and victory over death.
The church was adorned with black coverings on Holy Saturday, symbolizing the mourning of Christ's death.
The Holy Sepulchre, where Christ was laid to rest, was a focal point of pilgrimage on Holy Saturday.
Many churches held special services on Holy Saturday, including a reading of the Passion narrative and a blessing of the Paschal candle.
The penitential nature of Holy Saturday served as a time of introspection and preparation for the joy of Easter.
The solemn atmosphere of Holy Saturday gave way to jubilation on Easter Sunday, as Christians celebrated Christ's triumph.
The tradition of observing Holy Saturday has been passed down through centuries, highlighting the central event of Christian faith.

the Saturday before Easter; the last day of Lent

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The church bells tolled somberly on Holy Saturday, a day of mourning and reflection before Easter.

The faithful observed Holy Saturday as a solemn day of prayer, fasting, and meditation.

The liturgy of Holy Saturday focused on Christ's descent to the underworld and triumph over darkness.

The Easter Vigil, held on Holy Saturday evening, celebrated Christ's resurrection and victory over death.