Easter in Poland by Patrycja
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Polish people prepare traditional Easter baskets filled with painted eggs, meat, bread, butter and cakes to take to church on Easter Saturday to be blessed. On Easter Sunday, families gather to share the blessed food and eggs from the baskets and wish each other well. Another tradition is for boys to pour water on girls for good luck on Easter Monday, called "śmingus-dyngus".
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Christmas in Poland is celebrated on December 24th. Families gather for an evening meal known as Wigilia which features 12 dishes representing the 12 apostles and no meat. After eating, people attend midnight mass and exchange gifts. On Christmas Eve, the first star seen in the sky is very important and people anxiously watch the sky for it. Traditional Polish Christmas foods include fish, beetroot soup, sauerkraut, and poppy seed cake.
Polish traditions
Polish families observe several Christmas traditions, including decorating the Christmas tree and having a Christmas Eve supper with twelve dishes including fish and cabbage. Families give their best wishes, share wafers, and children believe Santa Claus brings gifts which they unpack after seeing the first star. On Palm Sunday, people carry palm trees to church to be blessed, and on Easter families fill baskets with decorated eggs, bread, butter and other foods to be blessed for Easter breakfast on Sunday and Monday. Other Polish traditions include symbolically drowning a straw figure on the first day of spring, decorating graves on November 1st, and trying to predict the future on St. Andrew's Eve.
Christmas tradition
Christmas Eve in Poland is marked by an important family dinner that traditionally includes 12 meat-free dishes. Families share opłatek wafers and leave hay under the tablecloth to commemorate Jesus' birth. After midnight mass, some families enjoy a second dinner with meat. On Christmas Day and its eve, people attend church, exchange gifts, sing carols and feast with family and friends, often including meat-based dishes like hunter's stew. Nativity scenes in churches are also an important Christmas tradition in Poland.
Easter in Poland
Easter in Poland is preceded by Holy Week beginning with Palm Sunday. On Holy Thursday the priest washes the feet of twelve poor people in memory of Jesus. Good Friday commemorates the trial and crucifixion of Jesus. On Holy Saturday believers bring baskets of food and symbols to church to be blessed. Easter Sunday marks the resurrection of Jesus with morning services and a traditional family meal including colored eggs.
Easter in Poland
Easter in Poland is preceded by Holy Week beginning with Palm Sunday. On Holy Thursday the priest washes the feet of twelve poor people in memory of Jesus. Good Friday commemorates the trial and crucifixion of Jesus. On Holy Saturday believers bring baskets of food and symbols to church to be blessed. Easter Sunday marks the resurrection of Jesus with morning services and a traditional family meal including colored eggs.
Easter in our countries summary
The document summarizes some of the similarities and differences in how Easter is celebrated in Poland and Spain. In Poland, celebrations include decorating homes with bunnies, eggs and chicks, eating traditional foods like eggs and cakes, and beliefs around an Easter bunny bringing sweets. In Spain, traditions involve eating Easter cakes and chocolate eggs, singing songs and dancing with sticks. Both countries celebrate in church and with family, though not all celebrate due to religious beliefs.
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- 2. Easter Saturday On Easter Saturday Polish people prepare a traditional Polish Easter basket with painted eggs, meat, chocolate rabbits, bread, salt, pepper, butter, chocolate lamb and cakes ( called „mazurek”, „babka”). After packing basket they go to church to bless food. Below are some pictures of Easter eggs called „pisanki”.
- 5. Easter Sunday On Easter Sunday people spend time with their families during Easter breakfast, Easter dinner and afternoon coffee. They share Easter eggs and wish all the best.
- 6. Easter Monday On Easter Monday boys pour water on girls. This tradition is said to bring good luck to girls. It is called „śmingus-dyngus”.
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