Pascha (Easter)

Pascha, or Easter, is a Christian celebration that commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, a foundational event that signifies hope, renewal, and divine triumph over death. Celebrated annually, it marks the culmination of Holy Week, which begins with events like Palm Sunday and Good Friday. The date varies each year, based on the lunar calendar, typically falling in spring. Easter is observed through church services, prayers, and customs like the Easter egg, symbolizing new life. It is a time of joyful reflection on faith, salvation, and the promise of eternal life.