2. EASTER SYMBOLS
Easter eggs & baby chicks-
Eggs and chicks symbolize
new life. Eggs have been
a symbol of spring since
ancient times. An egg also is
a symbol of the rock tomb out
of which Christ emerged when
he arose again. The chick,
hatching out of the egg,
symbolizes new life or re-birth.
The lamb - Represents Jesus,
"the Lamb of God".
3. The cross - Symbolizes
Jesus' victory over death.
Easter bunny - The rabbit,
or hare, was a symbol of
abundant new life in
ancient times, and
reminds us of spring and
new life.
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9. EASTER SUNDAY
Sunday morning means
the big, traditional,
family breakfast. It
starts with sharing of
the blessed food. It’s
also a time of small talk
between each other
during which everyone
wishes each other and
themselves all the best.
10. ŚMIGUS- DYNGUS
WET MONDAY
Easter Monday in Poland is a
holiday and is called
Śmigus-Dyngus or Lany
Poniedzialek (Wet Monday).
This is a wonderful day of
fun. It was traditionally the
day when boys tried to
drench girls buckets of
water. The more a girl is
sprayed with water, the
higher her chances are that
she will get married. The
girls get their chance for
revenge the next day. Now
Wet Monday is usually
celebrated by everyone
sprinkling each other.