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Published March 28, 2021

Lenten Reflection Series: Holy Week?

by Richard Alvia, Resident Minister and Doctoral Student in the School of Education Is Holy Week a strange name for the week of Jesus’ passion? It seems a week of torture, pain, imprisonment, denial, and betrayal, ending in the death of Jesus. It was a week of enormous crisis for…

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