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On Holy Saturday in Greece, people gather in churches with unlit candles for the Resurrection mass one hour before midnight. When the priest exits the altar with a lit candle from the Holy Light, he distributes it to all inside and outside, announcing Christ's resurrection as fireworks go off at midnight. People take the light home and make a cross on their door with the smoke before having traditional mageiritsa soup and cracking red eggs for a game, with the owner of the last uncracked egg winning.
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Easter is the most important religious festival in Greece, celebrating both the death and resurrection of Christ. The week leading up to Easter is called Holy Week, with each day having special traditions - such as cleaning houses on Holy Tuesday, baking new dough on Holy Wednesday, and mourning on Holy Friday. The climax of Holy Week is Holy Saturday, marked by fireworks and people bringing lit candles to midnight church services, where the priest shares the Holy Light. After the resurrection is celebrated, people enjoy Easter meals and crack red eggs, celebrating Christ's resurrection.
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Easter traditions in Bulgaria include celebrating the Midnight Office on Holy Saturday, when the church is darkened and then lit with a new flame to declare Christ's resurrection. Decorating and exchanging Easter eggs is also important, with the eggs traditionally dyed red to symbolize Christ's blood and the cracking of eggs representing his emergence from the sealed tomb. Ritual bread, often decorated and one piece sweetened, is also made as part of the Easter celebrations.
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Greek Easter traditions include exchanging dyed eggs to represent Christ's blood, outdoor feasts on lamb and eggs, and people carrying brightly colored eggs on Sunday to crack against each other saying "Christ is risen". Greeks also eat a round bread marked with a cross called Christopsomon and decorate with dyed eggs. Easter is an important religious festival where Greeks fast through Lent, have candlelit processions on Good Friday and light candles in churches on Saturday before proclaiming "Christ is risen" at midnight.
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- 1. Easter in Greece HOLY SATURDAY
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- 3. Easter in Greece • Then the priest will exit the altar with a candle lit by the Holy Light. • The Holy Light is distributed by the priest to all people in and out of the church. • Exactly at midnight the priest announces the resurrection of Christ. • At that moment fireworks and crackers go off.
- 5. Easter in Greece People carefully take home their lighted candles. Before entering their houses they make a cross with the smoke of the candle on top of the door .
- 6. • Then the whole family sits around the table for the traditional mageiritsa soup • (a soup served only this night and it is made made of the lamb’s internal organs). After having the soup red eggs are cracked .The winner is the owner of the uncracked egg at the end.
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