Maundy Thursday marks the beginning of the three-day observance of the death and resurrection of Jesus. Holy Thursday is the commemoration of the Last Supper of Jesus Christ, when he established the sacrament of Holy Communion prior to his arrest and crucifixion.
It also commemorates His institution of the priesthood. The holy day falls on the Thursday before Easter and is part of Holy Week. Jesus celebrated the dinner as a Passover feast. Christ would fulfill His role as the Christian victim of the Passover for all to be saved by His final sacrifice.

The liturgy of Good Friday provides an opportunity for meditation on the passion and cross of Jesus, as well as solemn prayer for the church and the world for which he died. This is a quiet service of reflection without hymns leading up to 3pm - the time of our Lords death.

The season of Easter is a glorious celebration of Jesus' resurrection from the dead on Easter morning following his crucifixion and death on Good Friday. The Easter greeting is, ‘Christ is risen.’ The response is, ‘Christ is risen indeed.’
The resurrection of Jesus, who died that all people might live, shows the world that he has won the battle against sin, death, and the power of the devil. By rising from the dead, He freed us from the consequences of our sin, so that we may have rich and full lives both now on earth and with God in heaven.