The Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, also known as Sacred Heart Day, is observed in Colombia on a Monday, 10 weeks and a day after Easter Sunday. This religious holiday emphasizes the immeasurable love of Jesus Christ for humanity and encourages participants to reflect on divine love, attend Mass, and engage in acts of charity. The tradition has its roots in the 1600s, evolving from the worship of Jesus' sacred wounds to a celebration of His divine love. The day is a public holiday in Colombia, meaning that schools and workplaces are closed, allowing citizens to focus on spreading love for each other and for Jesus Christ. The devotion highlights themes of compassion and long-suffering, making it a significant observance within the Catholic faith.