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ООУ Димитар Миладинов, Скопје, Македонија 

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Holiday Forgiveness is always on Sunday. The day when holiday Forgiveness is celebrateddoes not change, but the date changes. The date of Forgiveness depends on when Easter is celebrated. Both Easter and Forgiveness are always on Sunday. 7 weeks after Forgiveness is Easter.

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OOU Dimitar Miladinov

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Традиционално боење на јајца

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Боење на природен начин Велигденските јајца можеме да ги боиме со бои за таа намена, но можеме и со сокови од разни овошја и зеленчу...

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Barbara Sobczyk, SP w Goleszynie, Poland

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Barbara Sobczyk, SP w Goleszynie, Poland

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The children, with the help of their teachers, make lanterns. Lanterns symbolize the light and hope. The lantern procession always takes place on Easter Sunday evening before night falls.

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The children, with the help of their teachers, make lanterns. Lanterns symbolize the light and hope. The lantern procession always takes place on Easter Sunday evening before night falls

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Easter eggs, also called Paschal eggs, are eggs that are decorated for the Christian holiday of Easter, which celebrates the resurrection of Jesus. In addition, one ancient tradition was the staining of Easter eggs with the colour red "in memory of the blood of Christ, shed as at that time of his crucifixion."

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Easter eggs, also called Paschal eggs are eggs that are decorated for the Christian holiday of Easter, which celebrates the resurrection of Jesus. In addition, one ancient tradition was the staining of Easter eggs with the colour red "in memory of the blood of Christ, shed as at that time of his crucifixion."

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Ζωγραφισμένα πασχαλινά αυγά. Δημοτικό Σχολείο Λουτρών Αιδηψού.

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The Epitaph symbolizes Jesus' body wrapped in a burial shroud. It is placed in the center of the church on a high table adorned with flowers. The term "epi tafos" means "on the tomb", and on the table, the Holy Gospel and the Holy Cross are also laid.

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On the morning of Good Friday, single women of every parish adorn the epitaph in the church. After the removal of Christ from the Cross, at noon, parishioners go through all the churches of Chora and villages, to worship Christ and pass under the epitaph. In the evening, the procession takes place.

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The Greek Easter meal often includes roasted lamb as the traditional meat of choice. Normally seasoned and prepared on a spit, this meal is representative of Christ's death on the cross as a sacrifice for sinners. The Apostle John called Jesus the Lamb of God, thus serving lamb at Easter honors this.

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Easter palms

In Poland, the beginnings of creating and blessing Easter palms date back to the eleventh century.

The traditional Easter palm consisted primarily of willow twigs collected in the form of a bouquet, symbolizing the resurrection and immortality of the soul. That is why the students took part in workshops on creating traditional Easter palms. All students made crepe paper flowers with great commitment, which in combination with green twigs created beautiful Easter palms. The students took the palms home so that they would bring good luck and protection throughout the year.

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Barbara Sobczyk, Szkoła Podstawowa w Goleszynie, Poland

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Barbara Sobczyk, Szkoła Podstawowa w Goleszynie, Poland

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Easter palms

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Barbara Sobczyk, Szkoła Podstawowa w Goleszynie, Poland

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Barbara Sobczyk, Szkoła Podstawowa w Goleszynie, Poland

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Easter palms