Easter in Armenia
The feast of Holy Resurrection is also called Easter, which means deliverance, deliverance from sins and returns to God. Easter is considered to be one of the greatest holidays of the Old and the New Testament.
Easter is a holiday, meaning it has no fixed day to celebrate. It is celebrated every year on the spring equinox, the next Sunday of the moon, that is, always after March 22, for 35 days on the Sunday following that year of the corresponding moon. All the excitement of the last week of the Lent, the festive excitement was to be enjoyed today, and indeed, they were fully compensated. The Easter bunny, who was swallowed, is lucky. whoever slept that day would be deprived of fortune. But who are you? work and joy were in full swing. All the preparations for the Easter holiday were seen, but they were not over yet. The Easter sacrifice, which was called “stables” almost everywhere, was watched by the righteous people chosen by the community, and the young people gathered around the boilers playing the most favorite Easter game – the egg. Eggs were different, but the most popular forms were:
France
Easter egg hunt
Once the bells have returned, the traditional Easter egg hunt begins inside and outside the house. Lucky little kids get to go to Easter egg hunts in large castles, like the Château Vaux-le-Vicomte near Paris. Their annual Easter egg hunt is widely considered one of the best, where children hunt for eggs in the acres of gardens, ride on ponies and hunt for a giant one-metre tall chocolate squirrel.
Russia
Easter or the Feast of the Glorious Resurrection of Christ is one of the most important holidays of all the Christians in the world. According to church rules. Easter is celebrated on the first Sunday after the spring full moon from March 21 to April 26. This year the Armenian Apostolic Church celebrates Easter on April 12. The Feast of the Glorious Resurrection of Christ was celebrated with delightful event at High School of Northern University. High school pupils led by history teacher N. Simonyan presented a meaningful and informative event dedicated to Easter
Easter or the Feast of the Glorious Resurrection of Christ is one of the most important holidays of all the Christians in the world. According to church rules. Easter is celebrated on the first Sunday after the spring full moon from March 21 to April 26. This year the Armenian Apostolic Church celebrates Easter on April 12. The Feast of the Glorious Resurrection of Christ was celebrated with delightful event at High School of Northern University. High school pupils led by history teacher N. Simonyan presented a meaningful and informative event dedicated to Easter.
Easter in Germany
While Easter Sunday is not a public holiday, it is categorized as a silent day (stiller Tag) in all or part of Germany. In some states, special restrictions may apply for certain types of activities, such as concerts or dance events. Depending on the state, businesses may follow normal or restricted opening hours, or they may be closed for the day.
Spain
Easter is one of the most celebrated religious holidays in the world and marks the resurrection of Jesus after the crucifixion. In Spain it is celebrated with public holidays on Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Easter Monday.
Brazil
Easter in Brazil, a country with one of the world’s largest Catholic populations, tends to revolve around religious celebrations and family and, of course, Easter eggs. This year, Easter falls on April 1 – another significant day for all the jokers out there – which is the first Sunday after the full moon of the Spring Equinox (when the Brazilian autumn season begins) as based on the lunar calendar. Let’s take a closer look at how Easter is celebrated in Brazil.
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