This Palm Sunday will mark 13 years of nurturing and adapting our family’s Holy Week traditions - a span that covers most of my children’s formative years. From toddler to teen, they have come to anticipate and look forward to Holy Week. I'd like to share what we've learned (and have included a printable guide).
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