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Easter is one of the most important holidays in Romania and worldwide, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his crucifixion. It is preceded by several traditions and rituals spanning the week before Easter, including Flower Saturday honoring nature's renewal, Great Friday commemorating Jesus' crucifixion, and Easter Day involving cleaning the home and decorating eggs in traditional colors. The rituals demonstrate the cultural and religious significance of Easter in Romanian customs.
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The document discusses various Easter traditions and customs. It begins by stating that Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ and gives hope of life after death. It then describes Holy Week leading up to Easter and traditions such as fasting, avoiding certain foods, and Orthodox Church services. The document also mentions traditions of dyeing eggs, not working on Good Friday, knocking eggs together for health, and having a rich Easter table with painted eggs, cakes, and lamb to honor Christ's resurrection. It concludes with the Orthodox greeting of "Christ is risen!" and "Truly, He is risen!"
Religion calendar
This document provides a calendar of religious and cultural holidays from September 2014 through October 2014. It includes over 30 holidays from various faiths celebrated during this period, such as Rosh Hashanah (Judaism), Navaratri Dusserha (Hinduism), Eid al-Adha (Islam), and Thanksgiving in Canada (Interfaith). For each holiday, a brief description is given about its religious significance and traditions.
easter
Easter is the most important Christian celebration, commemorating Jesus Christ's resurrection. In Greece, Orthodox Easter traditions include decorated churches with palm branches on Palm Sunday, fasting and prayer during Holy Week leading up to Easter, and an overnight Resurrection service where candles are lit from the Holy Light. On Easter Sunday, people enjoy traditional foods like lamb soup and colored eggs to celebrate Christ's victory over death.
Celebration of Easter[1].pptx
The document summarizes information about the Easter holiday. It discusses that Easter is a Christian festival celebrating Jesus' resurrection, though it originated from pagan spring celebrations. It is celebrated on a Sunday between March 22nd and April 25th, to commemorate Jesus rising from the dead three days after his crucifixion. The document outlines various Easter traditions like egg hunts, meals, and religious services observed in many countries by Christians and some non-Christians to celebrate new life and Jesus' resurrection.
Christmas, easter and remembrance day
Christmas in Lithuania is celebrated on December 25th and reflects the rural traditions of the time. Most Lithuanians lived on small family farms and celebrated Christmas amid the cold winter weather. Traditional Easter celebrations in Lithuania signify the rejuvenation of nature and include blessed traditional foods like eggs, roast piglet and baked lamb. Remembrance Day, also known as Armistice Day or Veterans Day, is observed on November 11th in Lithuania to commemorate those who died in wars, specifically since World War 1. All Saints' Day is celebrated on November 1st in honor of all saints.
Lent
Lent is a six-week period of fasting and penance observed by Christians before Easter. It commemorates Jesus' fasting in the desert for 40 days before beginning his ministry. On Ash Wednesday, ashes are placed on believers' foreheads to symbolize repentance. Lent lasts for approximately 40 days in preparation for Easter, which is calculated based on the first full moon after the spring equinox. Various traditions help Christians count down the days until Easter.
Easter
This document provides an overview of Easter traditions and their origins. It discusses how Easter celebrates Jesus' resurrection and the holy days leading up to it like Palm Sunday and Good Friday. It describes common Easter traditions like dyeing eggs, egg hunts, and egg rolling races at the White House lawn. The origins of Easter traditions in America are explored, as well as the symbolic meanings of different Easter colors.
Triodio
This document provides information about the period of "Triodio" in the Orthodox Christian church in Cyprus, which is the three-week period before the seven-week fasting period before Easter. The first week has no fasting days, the second week has fasting on Wednesdays and Fridays. The Thursday between these days, called Tsiknopempti, is celebrated with barbecues, eating, drinking, dancing and games. Tsiknopempti marks the beginning of carnival season. The third week meat consumption is prohibited, with dairy products consumed instead. The Sunday of the third week is followed by Green Monday, when the Easter fasting period begins.
easter
Easter is the most important celebration of the Christian Church commemorating the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his crucifixion. It falls on the third day after Good Friday each year. Easter traditions include religious observances during Holy Week leading up to Easter Sunday and feasting on foods like Fanesca soup in Ecuador. Jewish Passover, which occurs around the same time each year, commemorates the biblical story of the Israelites' exodus from slavery in Egypt and involves a week long festival where leavened foods are forbidden in favor of matzah bread.
Christian and pagan elements in easter
This document summarizes various Christian and pagan traditions and elements associated with Easter. It discusses the origins and traditions of Holy Week leading up to Easter Sunday, including Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday. It also describes pagan spring traditions like decorating eggs and baking sweet breads that became incorporated into Easter celebrations over time. The document traces the origins of Easter to the Anglo-Saxon goddess Eostre and discusses folk beliefs and customs in Bulgaria associated with each day of Holy Week.
Easter
The document discusses various Easter traditions and their origins. It explains that Easter celebrates Jesus' resurrection three days after his crucifixion. Some key traditions mentioned include decorating churches with flowers on Easter Sunday, egg hunts, the Easter Bunny symbol originating from pagan traditions, and the silence of church bells on Holy Thursday in remembrance of Jesus' death.
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Easter traditions are discussed for several countries and regions:
- In Greece, eggs are painted red, houses are decorated, and lamb is cooked for Easter meals. Easter is celebrated on the first Sunday after the first full moon following March 21st.
- In Corfu, Greece, on Palm Sunday there is a procession of St. Spiridon's relics accompanied by orchestras. On Easter Sunday, lambs are roasted and people crack red eggs, sing and dance.
- In Crete, Greece, the effigy of Judah is paraded and beaten, then burned on Easter. Traditional dishes during fasting include wild greens and snails. Lambs are the main dish on Easter Sunday
National and religious holidays of greece
The document provides information about various Greek holidays and traditions:
- Apokries (Carnival) lasts 3 weeks before Lent and involves costumes, parades, dances and feasts in different regions of Greece.
- Clean Monday begins Lent and involves eating special foods, kite flying, and flour fights in some places.
- Independence Day on March 25th celebrates Greece's independence from the Ottoman Empire.
- Easter is the most important Christian celebration, marking Holy Week traditions like dyeing eggs and the Holy Light ceremony.
- August 15th honors the Virgin Mary and involves pilgrimages and church services.
- Christmas includes religious services, family meals, and traditions like decorated boats and car
Easter origins
- The origins of Easter are rooted in Christianity and the biblical accounts of Jesus Christ's crucifixion and resurrection, which took place during the Jewish festival of Passover. Early Christians would commemorate Jesus's death and resurrection on Sundays and eventually designated a specific Sunday each year to celebrate Easter.
- In the early 4th century, Easter was celebrated through liturgical rites that renewed the sacrifice of Jesus's body and blood. Over time, Holy Week developed as a way to relive the mysteries of Christ through Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday, culminating in the celebration of Easter Sunday.
easter_in_romania_and_england.ppt
The document provides information about Easter traditions in Romania and England. In Romania, Easter is celebrated according to Eastern Orthodox traditions over a week-long period including decorated eggs, special Easter bread called Pasca, and morning church services. Traditions include throwing eggshells in rivers and boys sprinkling water on unmarried girls. In England, Easter celebrations are more subdued and focus on religious observances, though include traditions like Palm Sunday parades, Morris dancing on Easter Sunday, and Easter egg hunts in villages. The meaning of Easter has evolved from pagan spring festivals to symbolizing Christ's resurrection and victory over death.
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The document discusses several important holidays celebrated in the United States and around the world, including their origins and traditions. It covers Independence Day on July 4th which commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It also describes Thanksgiving which originated from a harvest festival and is now celebrated in November in the US and Canada. Halloween traditions of costumes, parties and trick-or-treating are explained. The religious holidays of Easter, commemorating Jesus's resurrection, and Christmas, celebrating his birth, are also summarized in their histories and observances.
Easter in Germany 3
The document discusses Easter traditions and the history of Easter. It covers the tradition of Easter fires which dates back to pre-Christian times where fires were seen as sacred. It was later incorporated into Christianity to represent the resurrection of Jesus. It also discusses the symbolism of the Easter candle and how it represents light and life. Finally, it covers the origins of the Easter bunny symbolism which may come from the fertility goddess Eostre and how rabbits represented life and rebirth in ancient art. The bunny later became incorporated as a symbol of Easter in the Christian tradition.
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- 2. Easter or Resurrection of the Christ is one of the most important Romanian and worldwide celebration. It is celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion.
- 3. Easter is preceded by numerous preparations and rituals: • Flowers Saturday • Great Thursday • Great Friday • Easter • Traditional Easter Food • Good People’s Easter
- 4. Flowers Day A week before the Easter, the Flowers Day (Romanian: “Florii”) is celebrated. This was initially dedicated to the Roman goddess Flora, but then it was celebrated in the memory of the Jesus’ entrance to Jerusalem. This day is the celebration of the nature revival, when the willows, the fruit trees and the flowers bloom. The willow plays a very important role in the rituals.
- 5. Great Friday The Friday before the Easter is called the Great Friday. or “the Friday of sufferings”, it is the day when Jesus was crucified. People don’t eat on this day, as it is believed that doing that they will be healthy and they will know they’ll dye three days before. The tradition recommends that you step on a piece of iron when you wake up, in order to be protected from bruises.
- 6. Easter Day It’s a must for the people to have a clean house and have all the ritual foods ready. Women paint and decorate the eggs, do the laundry and generally clean the house. It’s a good thing to have a new piece of clothing on the Easter.
- 7. Traditional Easter eggs The eggs are painted starting with Thursday. Initially the only accepted color was red, but in time other colors were also applied – yellow, green, blue and even black. In the villages the paint is still obtained from plants.