Almennir frídagar · 2031
Maundy Thursday er fimmtudagur, 10. apríl 2031 – Ísland 2031.
Almennur frídagur um allt land (Ísland): flestir launþegar eiga frí.
Árið 2031 er hann fimmtudagur, sem er virkur dagur.
Dagsetningin breytist frá ári til árs.
Laugardagur og sunnudagur · Almennur frídagur þýðir ekki alltaf að öll fyrirtæki loki. Nauðsynleg þjónusta, verslanir og sumar atvinnugreinar starfa áfram, og reglur um laun eru mismunandi eftir löndum og samningum.
Maundy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper, at which Jesus shared a final meal with his disciples before his arrest. In Christian tradition it is the day on which he washed his disciples' feet and instituted the Eucharist. It opens the Easter Triduum, the three days of the Passion, burial and resurrection of Jesus, and in the Catholic Church the evening Mass of the Lord's Supper is the first liturgy of the Triduum. In Orthodox churches it is Great and Holy Thursday, which also commemorates the Last Supper; the main service combines Vespers with the Liturgy of Saint Basil, and in the evening the Twelve Passion Gospels are read.
The word Maundy is generally traced to the Latin mandatum, meaning commandment, from the words in John's Gospel in which Jesus gives his disciples a new commandment to love one another; another theory links it to the maund, a basket for alms. Customs include the washing of feet by bishops and priests, the stripping of altars, and the silencing of church bells after the Gloria, which in Czech, Slovak and Luxembourgish tradition are replaced by wooden rattles. In Britain the monarch gives specially minted Maundy coins to elderly people, a custom that goes back to Edward I. In Greece and Bulgaria eggs are traditionally coloured on this day.
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Almennur frídagur um allt land (Ísland): flestir launþegar eiga frí.
fimmtudagur, 10. apríl 2031.