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Passover in 2010 will be celebrated from March 30th to April 5th, overlapping with Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. Passover commemorates the Jewish exodus from Egyptian slavery through the power of God, while Easter celebrates Jesus freeing humanity from slavery to sin through his crucifixion on the cross.
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