Holy Week, which begins on the day following Palm Sunday, is the last week of Lent,
the week immediately preceding Easter Sunday. It is a time to commemorate and enact
the suffering and death of Jesus before his resurrection. As Benedictine Abbot Timothy
Wright explained, it is only in walking through the shadows and darkness of Holy Week
and Good Friday, only in realizing the horror of sin and its consequences in the world
incarnated in the dying Jesus on the cross, only in contemplating the ending and despair
that the disciples felt on Holy Saturday, that we can truly understand the light and
hope of Sunday morning! So, to be able to even better understand that light and that
hope, Linda Bordoni asked Abbot Timothy to lead us day by day, through the Gospel
in this holiest of weeks of the year…