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My people, what have I done to you? How have I offended you?
Answer me!
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 Holy Week
The three last days of Holy Week are often called the Sacred Triduum. This period may be considered from a threefold viewpoint: 1. These days bring to a climax and to a conclusion our preparation for Easter. 2. But these three days are already a part of Easter; for there is an inseparable union between the Death and Resurrection of Christ—the two together constitute the Easter mystery. 3. These three days may, nevertheless, be regarded as a unit in themselves, a true triduum or trilogy, a three-art drama on Christ's redemptive work. — Excerpted from The Church's Year of Grace by Pius Parsch
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