Although its literal translation is "please save us," the term "Hosanna" is often used in conjunction with Palm Sunday as an exclamation of hope, adoration and praise for the Lord ...

The danger was so great that the apostle Thomas said: “Let us also go, that we may die with Him.” John 11:16. Jesus knew that His return to Jerusalem, His death and resurrection was part of God’s ...

P alm Sunday has the stuff that makes children's church programs so fun: palm branches, singing and shouting, a donkey and more. Yet these things also carry the weight of symbolic ...

April 13 is Palm Sunday, a holy day kept by many Christians around the ... People lined the way throwing garments and palm branches as Jesus entered the holy city. They shouted "Hosanna!" This means, ...

As they walked through the streets of Qaraqosh, participants sang Palm Sunday hymns in both Arabic and Syriac and waved olive ...

Hosanna! Blessed is the King who comes in God's name! This retelling of the Palm Sunday narrative is from the point of view of the donkey that Jesus rides into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.

The streets of Qaraqosh, Iraq — also known as Baghdeda — were filled with joy as residents celebrating Palm Sunday carried olive ... Qaraqosh the “City of Hosanna” due to its uniquely ...