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Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates Jesus Christ resurrecting from the dead. It originated from pagan spring festivals but was adapted by the Christian church to celebrate new life. Traditions around the world include eating chocolate eggs, pancake races in the UK, carrying statues of Jesus through streets in Peru, and lighting bonfires in Portugal. The document provides background on the meaning and history of Easter along with some examples of celebrations in different cultures.
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Easter in Britain is celebrated by Christian people and marks important events in the story of Jesus Christ. Shrove Tuesday kicks off Lent, when Christians give up things and remember Jesus fasting for 40 days. Lent is followed by Good Friday, commemorating Jesus' crucifixion. Finally, Easter Sunday is a joyous celebration of Jesus' resurrection, where children often receive chocolate eggs.
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Lent and Easter traditions in Poland include several celebrations. On Fat Thursday and Shrove Tuesday, Poles eat doughnuts and herrings to celebrate before Lent. On Palm Sunday, palms are blessed in church. Holy Week involves masses and reenactments of Jesus' last days. On Holy Saturday, baskets of symbolic foods like bread, eggs, and horseradish are blessed. Families then enjoy the food after Easter Sunday mass. On Easter Monday, boys sprinkle girls with water for good luck.
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Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates Jesus' resurrection from the dead. It is preceded by Lent, which lasts 40 days as a remembrance of Jesus' time in the wilderness. During Lent, Christians traditionally give something up, such as chocolate. The week before Easter includes important holy days like Maundy Thursday, commemorating the Last Supper, and Good Friday, when Jesus was crucified. On Easter Sunday, Christians celebrate Jesus' defeat of death with church services, bells, flowers and eggs, a symbol of rebirth.
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Easter is the most important Christian holiday in Poland and is celebrated with religious services and folk traditions. Some key Polish Easter traditions include blessing palms on Palm Sunday, preparing baskets of blessed foods like bread and eggs called święconka on Holy Saturday, and eating those foods on Easter Sunday. Decorated eggs, known as pisanki, are also an important symbol of new life. Families gather for a special Easter breakfast after morning church services and spend the holiday celebrating together with traditional foods.
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Easter is a Christian holiday that celebrates Jesus' resurrection from the dead. It is preceded by Lent, which lasts 40 days as a remembrance of Jesus' time in the wilderness. During Lent, Christians traditionally give something up, such as chocolate. The week before Easter includes important holy days like Maundy Thursday, commemorating the Last Supper, and Good Friday, when Jesus was crucified. On Easter Sunday, Christians celebrate Jesus' defeat of death with church services, bells, flowers and eggs, a symbol of rebirth.
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Lent and Easter traditions in Poland include several celebrations:
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- Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus' entry to Jerusalem, with palms blessed in church believed to have special properties.
- Holy Week includes services on Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday, as well as reenactments of Jesus' Passion.
- On Holy Saturday, people bring baskets of symbolic foods like bread, eggs and horseradish to church for blessing.
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Lent and Easter traditions in Poland include several celebrations:
- Fat Thursday and Shrove Tuesday mark the end of carnival before Lent, when Poles eat doughnuts and herrings.
- Palm Sunday commemorates Jesus' entry to Jerusalem, with palms blessed in church believed to have special properties.
- Holy Week includes services on Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday, as well as processions recalling Christ's passion.
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- 3. History of Easter • Easter is one of the most celebrated Christian festivals. • The name Easter originates from the Greek God of spring Eostre. • Eostre returned to Earth after a cold winter and brought the light and warmth of Spring. • The Christian church however, changed the festival from a celebration of spring to a celebration of the rebirth of Jesus.
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