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Catholics celebrate Holy Week to remember what happened before Easter, before Christ rose from the dead: the Last Supper, Christ’s passion and suffering, and finally his death. They try to remember that, not only is Christ’s triumph over death important, but so is his terrible suffering and sacrifice as well.
