Suggestion for Palm Sunday – Isolated, not Separated

What if everyone on Sunday April 5 in the morning puts a branch on the door of their house or on the window, to celebrate Palm Sunday?
It could be any green branch that you can get. This would help, despite the social distancing, to be connected as we enter into the Holiest of Weeks. Want to join? We may be physically isolated but not separated. We are united as the Body of Christ.

We are the Church.

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