triduam
/traɪˈduːəm/Definitions
1. noun
A period of three days, especially one of fasting or abstinence before a Christian festival, especially Easter.
“The church held a special triduum to prepare for Easter Sunday.”
1. noun
A period of three days, especially one of fasting or abstinence before a Christian festival, especially Easter.
“The church held a special triduum to prepare for Easter Sunday.”