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  • From Palms to the Empty Tomb: Through the Eyes of the Broken and the Brave by ZiggyisCatholic123
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    It begins with palm branches and praise. Jesus enters Jerusalem, hailed as a king. But behind the cheers, shadows fall. Peter believes he'll never falter. John clings to hope. Mary Magdalene, once shattered and now healed, can't shake a rising dread. And Jesus-Jesus knows. Every step forward is one closer to the cross. Through the days that follow, He teaches, challenges, and comforts. He washes feet and breaks bread. He prays alone in the garden. He is betrayed, arrested, beaten, and crucified. Mary watches her son die. Mary Magdalene stands in heartbreak. Veronica offers a simple act of kindness that history will never forget. Peter breaks under the weight of his denial. And Jesus-silent, suffering, still loves them all. But death isn't the end. On Easter morning, the stone is rolled away. Mary Magdalene sees Him first. Peter and John race to the tomb. And the sorrow in Mary's heart is transformed into joy. This is the story of Holy Week through the eyes of those who walked beside Him. The broken, the brave, and the one who gave everything. From palms to the empty tomb... Love has triumphed.
  • The 7 Last Words of Jesus Christ and The Chronicles of Narnia by arvinjanpevensie
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    Holy Week of season of lent always comes with distinctive and important events: we have the holy dates that starts with Palm Sunday; we also have the 7 last words of Jesus Christ during Good Friday; and of course the celebration Easter Sunday. It is important for us to also know the essence of these so called events. We are not here to just find these holy dates traditional. The death of Jesus Christ is a historic event that changed the course of our history and set our futures into a different path however before His last breath, He gave us His last 7 words. Connecting this topic to The Chronicles of Narnia is not for fun. It is to remind us that Narnia is not just a novel written for children. The series is written by C.S. Lewis who is a Christ follower and also a discipler. As some may know, Narnia has been connected to many points from the Bible: from the crucifixion and resurrection seen in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe to the depiction of judgement in the book of Revelation found in The Last Battle, it is not seemingly new to us that these timeless tales of Jack have so much more to offer. And so, here is something that I have thought to do during this Holy Week season. Before starting, here is something that some have found with regards to the 7 last words "Traditionally, these seven sayings are called words of 1. Forgiveness, 2. Salvation, 3. Relationship, 4. Abandonment, 5. Distress, 6. Triumph and 7. Reunion." Each have different meanings but all of them holds a very important message. Let's study each of them and find their meaning.
  • Angel's Voice by ahomira
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    A Maichard AU short fic. Holy Week special. Meng crushes on a guy whom she only sees/hear during holy week. Initially entitled Semana Santa. Sorry for the confusion.
  • Mulawin Special Series #3: "A Writer's Dilemma" by JDMBisido123
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    This story is under Mulawin Vs Ravena Productions (Mulawin Special Series) holy week or holy month special 2023. Demielle is a popular writer who had cousins, some of her cousins know that she is a writer but one day, her cousin, Zeus saw that she was editing a script and hugged her because his cousin is his idol in writing, but after a month, Kate, her cousin too, will know Demielle is a writer. Date Started: April 3, 2023 Date Ended: April 17, 2023
  • Fight For The Love  by NaomiTorres7
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    Love remains despite the trials and hardships they faced. So, which means that the two lovers remain falling in love with each other despite Alexa's parents' dissaproval on her relationship with Gio. Will they able to fight for the love for each other? This story is based on the issue that the Popstar Royalty, Sarah Geronimo has parents who dosen't approve on her relationship with her now- husband, Matteo Guidicelli. A 2020 holy week special
  • Good Friday by Jivjal
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    Realizations about Life.
  • F.A.S.T. by sandreiax
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    If God risked His Son, Jesus Christ for your lifetime, would you give God your week? If you answered yes, click read. This is the week that changed the world. Are you ready for your life to be changed? #1 in Fasting April 26, 2019
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  • Silent Voices of the Passion by inkstainsdaydreams
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    Silent Voices of the Passion is a Holy Week series like no other-drawing back the veil on the quiet, overlooked moments that surrounded the crucifixion of Christ. From the flicker of Peter's blade in the Garden to the haunted dreams of Pilate's wife, these stories breathe life into the shadows of Scripture. Through rich historical detail and deep spiritual reflection, each piece explores the hearts of those caught in the whirlwind of divine purpose-some broken, some brave, all unforgettable. Step into the sandals of the silent witnesses. Hear the cries of the wailing women, feel the tremble in the hands that touched the cross, and wrestle with doubt, conviction, and grace. These are not just retellings-they are awakenings, built on the foundation of biblical truth and designed to stir the soul. Whether you're a believer, a seeker, or a lover of powerful storytelling, Silent Voices of the Passion invites you to walk slowly, and see clearly, what Holy Week was truly about.
  • His Seven Last Words by angiebrox
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    Holy Week Reflection
  • Diary of Claudius the Roman by StorySins
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    Take a journey back in time... Feel like you were actually there in the holy land in the final week in the life of Jesus of Nazareth: the Holy Week, before the man became the legend... Turn the pages of the diary of an ordinary Roman soldier when he witnesses the routine execution of a religious demagogue... or does he?
  • I Believe in God by JSGershom
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    Life reflections on the book "I Believe in God" by Fr. Thomas Rausch, S.J. as part of a class requirement. Good for Holy Week reading!
  • The Forgotten Path: A Holy Week Awakening by UnoZero
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    The Forgotten Path: A Holy Week Awakening was inspired by my personal experiences growing up in the Philippines, where Holy Week held a unique space in our culture. I remember the stillness of the streets, the scent of candles and sampaguita, and the way the community came together-not just in rituals, but in shared reflection. Over time, I noticed how younger generations began to view this sacred season as just another holiday, losing touch with its deeper meaning. This story was born out of a desire to bridge that gap. As I wrote, I imagined how a typical teenager might feel stepping into the slow, sacred rhythms of provincial life. Through Mia, I wanted to capture that quiet transformation-the shift from indifference to understanding. The writing process involved revisiting my own childhood memories, speaking with elders, and reflecting on how traditions evolve. I hope this story resonates with both the youth and adults who feel a yearning to reconnect-with their faith, their family, and their roots. More than anything, I wanted to show that sometimes, it only takes one meaningful experience to awaken a deeper sense of purpose and belonging. This is a love letter to our heritage and the quiet power of tradition.