Feast of the Resurrection

The Feast of the Resurrection, also known as Easter, is a Christian holiday celebrating the belief that Jesus Christ rose from the dead three days after His crucifixion. This event signifies the promise of eternal life and God's victory over sin and death. Christians observe this day with church services, prayers, and festive traditions to commemorate renewal, hope, and the foundational aspects of their faith. Easter is considered the most important feast in Christianity, symbolizing new beginnings and spiritual rebirth.