Holy Week for Teens
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Holy Week for Teens highlights the most crucial and important events of Holy Week. It is a simple yet detailed description of the day-by-day and night-by-night events that took place during the final week of Christ’s life, giving relevant contemplations and practical applications that suites teenagers. The book contains sayings of the Fathers and what their thoughts are on certain events that took place during the Passion of Christ. Within are also small reflections which aim to help Teens meditate on the current happenings in their own life or to further reflect on the meaning behind certain words or events.
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