Hosanna shout

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In Mormonism, a hosanna shout is an organized ritual by a congregation of shouting hosanna. It was first performed as a ritual in the dedication of the Kirtland Temple, and was a part of the Kirtland Endowment ceremony. It continues to be practiced by some Latter Day Saint denominations, most notably The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which practices the ritual at the dedication of each of its temples.

[edit] See also

• Hosanna Anthem
• Sukkot: Hoshanot
• Four Species: The waving ceremony
• Hoshanah Rabbah: Seven hoshanot
• Palm Sunday

[edit] References

• Olmstead, Jacob W. (2001). "From Pentecost to Administration: A Reappraisal of the History of the Hosanna Shout". Mormon Historical Studies 2 (2): 7–37.