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YAY! Arts and crafts time!
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Posted by Yehoshua |
3/20/2006 8:28 AM | remove |
They're not Arts and Crafts, they're common in Catholic and Anglican traditions (maybe others?) - they're part of the Palm Sunday tradition. They're taken home by parishoners, who return them to the church a year later for Ash Wednesday, when they are burned and used to make the ash signs you see on people's foreheads on that day :)
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Posted by Axle |
7/24/2006 7:52 PM | remove |
My church (Presbyterian) does make palm crosses, however we don't do the burning bit.
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Posted by ace of spades |
2/1/2007 2:30 PM | remove |
Yeah, my United Chrsitian church still makes em
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Posted by nootz |
1/11/2009 4:57 AM | remove |
Most churches still make them, but very few still burn them, due to fire hazards.
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