Ramos
The branches, for Palm Sunday.
- Origin
- Spanish
- Register
- Spanish family
The seat of Ramos
Seat vacantChief
No one leads the Ramos community yet. When the movement opens, you can stand for its leadership, or help elect whoever does.
Current mission
No shared goal set yet. Once Ramos has leadership, it sets the public focus: a restoration, a gathering, a real-world project that helps its own.
The Ramos clan is being rebuilt. Join the waiting list for the movement today, and you help decide who leads it and what it does.
Help rebuild the Ramos clan →What does the Ramos name mean?
Devotional and topographic, from ramos, 'branches', above all the palm and olive branches of Domingo de Ramos, Palm Sunday: a name taken for the feast or for a child born to it.
The history of Ramos
In Catholic Spain, branches mean one thing above all: the palms and olive of Domingo de Ramos, Palm Sunday, the entry of Christ into Jerusalem. As a surname Ramos was taken for the feast, in the same spirit as Cruz and Reyes, and travelled with them into the Hispanic world, Palm Sunday kept green in the name.
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