Easter traditions by Edyta Siwek

I love Easter !

2020-03-05 16:32:10 UTC

We prepare Easter basket and we go to the church to have it blessed by the priest.

Easter traditions in Poland

2020-03-23 11:51:41 UTC

An Easter is one of the most important Christian holidays commemorating the death and rising from the dead of the Jesus Christ.It is being get around on first Sunday. Since Holidays of the Easter are pleasant holidays as well as they are finishing the Lent on tables a splendour is dominating.We are eating meats of all kinds, cold cooked meats and cakes - mazurek. Monday is the second day of Easter. Old Polish tradition is putting members of the family and friends. The best-known Easter symbols are, of course, eggs, sugar lamb and the bunny and cress. Kacper gr 1 6c

Julia B.

2020-03-23 11:59:47 UTC

We start the Easter period with a 40-day Lent. It begins on Ash Wednesday, in which we have sprinkled ash on our heads. During Lent, we refrain from parties and do not eat meat on Fridays. We start the Holy Week with Palm Sunday. We go to the church with Easter palms as a sign of Jesus entering Jerusalem. On Holy Thursday we go to church to celebrate the Last Supper of Jesus. Good Friday is a day when strict fasting takes place and we go on the way of the cross. On Holy Saturday we are going to celebrate food with an Easter basket in which we have:
-eggs - mean new life
-pepper and salt mean purification, truth and life
-bread - means prosperity
-sausage - means health and prosperity
-cake - means the concept of skill and perfection
-lamb - means the redemption of sins
-horseradish - is a symbol of health, strength and bitterness of the Lord's Passion
On Easter Sunday we have an Easter breakfast. Then we go to church to celebrate Jesus' resurrection.
On Easter Monday called śmingus-dyngus we go to church and then pour water.

Marcelina W.

2020-03-23 12:00:48 UTC

There must be seven products in the Easter basket, including:
~bread - for centuries has been the main ingredient of sacrifices for gods.
~egg - the egg is extremely rich in symbolic meanings, it is a symbol of victory over death.
~salt - having the power to repel all evil, being a symbol of the relationship between God and his people
~horseradish - it is a symbol of physical strength
~Cold cuts - were to ensure health, fertility and prosperity. 
~cheese - is a symbol of friendship between man and the forces of nature
~cake - the last one entered the Easter basket, probably as a display of housewives.

Wojtek P.

2020-03-23 12:05:28 UTC

The Easter tradition in Poland is Palm Sunday.
Palm Sunday also fits into Easter traditions. Preparation for the rebirth of Christ really begins sooner, as Ash Wednesday, but the Palm Sunday is a more clear signal of the upcoming renewal. This holiday has been celebrated in Poland since the Middle Ages, and it was established to commemorate Christ's arrival in Jerusalem. Once in Poland it is called "Willow" because willow branches replaced palm trees. He begins the period of spiritual preparation for the holidays, which is a calm, focused and experiencing the passion of Christ. On this day, the faithful bring a palm to the church, which is a symbol of reviving life.

Marcel P.

2020-03-23 12:34:39 UTC

Easter is the most important Catholic holiday in Poland, so its celebration is primarily religious - it starts on Palm Sunday, the week before Easter. On this day palms prepared from twigs and flowers are blessed. The week after Palm Sunday is called Holy Week, and its culmination is Holy Thursday, Good Friday (the most serious and saddest day of the year - mourning day, commemorating the crucifixion of Christ) and Holy Saturday - waiting day. Throughout the week, Catholics participate in special masses and retreats, and on Holy Saturday they go to churches with decorated baskets, in which they carry symbolic foods (including eggs, bread, salt, sausage, horseradish and lamb made of sugar or dough), that these would be sacrificed. Food from the basket, called Święconka, is eaten on Easter Sunday during breakfast - the most solemn meal in the entire holiday season. The festive table is decorated with Easter eggs, catkins, cress and sugar lamb (or lamb with yeast dough), sometimes with chicks and bunnies. For breakfast - in addition to dedicated foods from the basket - you can eat sour rye soup or white borscht, eggs, sausages and cakes, the most popular of which are baby and mazurkas. During breakfast, family members share a sacred egg and wish each other health and prosperity.

Marcelina W.

2020-03-23 12:46:57 UTC

For Christians, the lamb is a symbol of the most important holidays in the liturgical calendar - Easter, which commemorates the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus.

Ola K. ✨

2020-03-23 13:02:13 UTC

One of the Easter traditions is going to church and blessing the Easter palm. We also carry the basket to sacrifice. This basket contains: bread, eggs, salt, lamb, sausage and horseradish. Another Easter tradition is making eggs, or painting eggs in different patterns. On Easter Monday, we are talking about whig-dyngus, it involves mutual pouring water. ✨

Wiktoria R.

2020-03-23 14:49:32 UTC

Easter in Poland Easter is the most important Christian Holiday. Before Easter we have Ash Wednesday when a priest sprinkles ash on our heads . Its time of panance and the beginning of Lent . This time lasts 40 days . Then we should avoid parties and prepare our souls for Christs death and resurrection . One week before Easter we celebrate Palm Sunday to remember Jesus arrival at Jerusalem . In Poland palms are made of willows catkins , flowers and beautiful ornaments . Palms are symbol of lifes triumph over death . On Thursday Holy Week starts and its very important time .On Thursday we celebrate the last supper , on Holy Friday we rember the death of Christ - crucifixion . On Holy Saturday a priest blesses Easter baskets . In the baskets we cand find painted eggs - symbol of life and Christs resurrection , bread and lamb - symbol of Jesus Christ , salt - symbol of our pure hearts , ham - symbol of joy and horseradish - symbol of the suffering of Christ . We can decorate the basket with daffodils and catkins - symbols of spring , happiness,optimism and joy . At Holy Week go to church and take part in special masses. On Sunday , early in the morning there is a mass to celebrate the resurrection of Christ . Its a very long mass with procession and bells ringing . Its should be bells ringing . It should be the most joyful mass of all . After the mass of resurrection we go back home end eat Easter breakfast with our family .We eat food from the Easer basket but not only . There are many traditional Easter dishes in Poland like white sausage , white borscht-kind of soup , eggs , horseradish , different dishes with herring and ham . We also bake many specialties. Polish Easter is famous for mazurek -flat, sweet shortcrust cake decorated with dry fruit and nuts , babka -sweet yeast cake and makowiec - a poppy seed cake . When we meet at the Easter table , first we share eggs and best wishes . Then we have the Easter meal . Its time for our family and relatives . We talk and laugh . We go for a walk or watch family films together . Monday is the last day of Easter time . We call it Wet Monday . Its a fun day . Traditionally on that day boys try to pour water on girls . The girl who gets wet should get married soon.

Julia K.

2020-03-23 16:11:01 UTC

Easter is the most important and oldest Christian celebration , celebrated in Poland since the X century . During this tme many rites and customs arose , many of which have survived to this day . Such a custom is , for example Palm Sunday , which was established to commemorate Christ's arrived in Jersusalem . On this day , the faithful bring palms to the church , which are a symbol of a reviving live . Ash Wednesday , during which during the service , the priest sprinkles the heads of the faithful with ash .

Kuba M.

2020-03-23 16:43:48 UTC

One of the Easter traditions is blessing the baskets on Holy Saturday.
put the following items in the baskets: horseradish, sausage, egg (most often it is an Easter egg)

Mikolaj K.

mikolajkosalka — 2020-03-24 10:37:02 UTC

Popular smaller traditions, customs and Easter rites as well as those cultivated around Easter.
-Palm Sunday
-No bread allowed
-Burial of sour soup and herring
-Easter basket
-Resurrection Sunday
-easter eggs
-Śmigus Dyngus or Monday -Bunny-Easter fun
- after the holiday breakfast, everyone gathered walks around the house and looks for hidden gifts.

Karolina M.

2020-03-24 11:17:00 UTC

Holy Thursday is celebrated three days before Easter. In the evening the Holy Paschal Triduum begins and ends the period of Lent. On this day, bells are not used, only footbridges. In some churches there is a rite of washing the legs of twelve people. After mass, the Blessed Sacrament moves to the chapel of adoration, called the darkroom.

Bartosz K.

2020-03-24 12:44:51 UTC

For Christians Easter is the most important religious holiday. It celebrates the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. A lot of Easter customs exist in various countries.

In Poland the whole families gather together to celebrate Easter. On Holy Saturday they prepare special Easter baskets. The baskets contain eggs, bread, meat, salt, horseradish and a figure of lamb made of sugar or cake, which represent the Lamb of God – Jesus Christ. The baskets are decorated with white cloth and box twigs. Once a basket is ready, it is taken to a local church where a priest blesses it with holy water. On Holy Sunday a great Easter breakfast takes place, when family members eat the contents of their baskets and much more.

Piotr M.

2020-03-24 12:50:40 UTC

One of the most important holidays is Easter, it means the resurrection of Jesus. The most important days preceding it are:- Wet Monday-Great Thursday-Good Friday- Holy Saturday- Wednesday gray matter- Blessing of food.In some regions of Poland there is a tradition of the bunny who distributes gifts. The second day of Easter is known in the folk tradition as Lana Monday or Śmigusa-dyngus. This is the only day of the year when we can splash water with someone's family or friends with a clear conscience. Although this tradition is slowly disappearing, it is worth remembering that it has existed in folk culture for centuries.The habit of pouring water has become a part of history almost 600 years ago. Some sources say that he appeared in Poland along with German settlers. It is associated with the ancient rituals of symbolic purification and rainfall, which testifies to the arrival of spring.The genesis of Śmigus-dyngus is directly related to its name and was originally associated with two customs, practiced mainly by rural youth. Śmigus meant whipping maidens on branches with fresh branches to give them health, fertility and beauty. Dyngus - pouring water, from which the young lady could buy herself out by giving a watering with a hand-decorated Easter egg or a delicacy from the holiday table. The girl who received the most swims or gusts enjoyed the greatest success.Although it derives from secular tradition, the custom of watering has been adapted by the Catholic Church as a tradition on the second day of Easter. In bark beetles from the second half of the nineteenth century there is information about retinue of helicopters who walked around the houses with a wooden figurine of a lamb, symbolizing the Lord Jesus.The tradition of Cast Monday is cultivated in modern times. Especially in the nineties, teams of young people supplied with buckets of water and attacking random pedestrians were a real plague. Today, Śmigus-dyngus gives joy mainly to children, equipped with complex, imitating weapon water-shooting toys, which are in no way related to bottles with holes in the cap, or buckets, which were poured by older generations.

Daria Z.

dariazaczek25 — 2020-03-24 15:55:31 UTC

On Easter in Poland it is free from school and work. At this time, people are cleaning the house and preparing food. There are a lot of Easter traditions but in Poland the most popular of them include painting eggs, blessing food baskets, meeting family, making wishes, giving presents, and pouring water on Monday. Before Easter, there is also a great fast. In my family, when it's Easter, we try to take care of traditions and customs.

Julia K.

2020-03-25 10:23:35 UTC

Easter is be the most important Christian celebration in the whole year. It is the oldest Christian tradition. Easter marks the end of the 40-day period of Lent, that begins on Ash Wednesday. On Palm Sunday begins a Holy Week. On this day during the mess the prist bless palms. The Holy Week ncludes Maundy, Thursday - the day of the Last Supper, Good Friday - the day of Christ’s crucifixion and Holy Saturday - the time between the crucifixion and resurrection).
Decorating Easter eggs first began with the custom of staining eggs red to symbolise the blood shed by Christ during the crucifixion. The practice of painting Easter eggs is called pisanka.

Wojtek P.

2020-03-25 11:31:36 UTC

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Jakub K.

2020-03-25 17:20:48 UTC

Everyone loves Easter! It's a lovely time that you can spend with family. But before Easter we have to wait 40 days keeping a fast, especially on Fridays, when we can't eat meat. This waiting time before Easter is called Lent. A Lent starts on Ash Wednesday, when a priest sprinkles our heads with ash saying "You arose from dust, you will change into dust". Lent ends with The Holy Week: Maundy Thursday, Maundy Friday, Maundy Saturday (when we go to the church with the Easter basket) and finally Easter.

I wish you all a Happy Easter

- Jacob

Oliwia K.

oliwiakrzywinska11 — 2020-03-25 17:34:51 UTC

Easter is one of the most important holidays of the year. At the moment, people are preparing for this by organizing their homes and observing the traditions associated with this holiday. In Poland, the traditions of this holiday are the blessing of Easter baskets, the blessing of palm trees, pouring water, dyeing Easter eggs, fasting. We spend holiday together with our family.

Marcelina W.

2020-03-26 11:42:28 UTC

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2020-03-28 10:29:19 UTC

Holy Friday is celebrated on April 10, two days before Easter. It is called the day of the Cross, because on that day Jesus dies on the cross. All the faithful are strictly fasted on this day, many adore them at the Blessed Sacrament. The Way of the Cross services and the Liturgy of the Passion are organized.

It is a day of solemnity and sadness.

Ola M.

2020-03-28 11:19:39 UTC

Holy Sunday or Easter Sunday. This year we celebrate it on April 12. This is the most important Christian holiday that commemorates the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This day begins on Holy Saturday after sunset Easter Vigil. On Sunday at 6 am the faithful take part in the resurrection mass. During the preparation for Easter there is a Lent, which lasts 40 days. On this day, in the morning, a family breakfast is held, during which we wish each other and eat sour rye soup.

Ola P.

2020-03-29 09:13:05 UTC

Cast Monday also called the Whigus - dyngus. He appeared in Poland by Slavic custom. Śmigus - dyngus is a symbolic pouring water means it is a spring cleaning of dirt and diseases. Together with my family on Easter Monday we are pouring water. I get up as the first one pours the household members by surprise. After breakfast I go to my grandparents and cousins with a nice surprise.

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Patrycja W.

2020-03-29 17:09:32 UTC

Most people in Polish homes, to make the Easter atmosphere more pleasant sews napkins into the basket by hand or make Easter decorations. They also decorate the Easter table with bunniees, chickens and Easter eggs. They make Easter palms by themselves, which are later blessed in the church, paint the eggs, which we then put into the basket.

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2020-03-29 17:51:53 UTC

In Poland, Easter is the most important Catholic holiday. It begins on Palm Sunday, the week after Palm Sunday, the week starts, and the most important days are: Holy Thursday, Holy Friday and Holy Saturday. On Holy Saturday we go to the church to sacrifice the food we prepared In Sunday mornings, there is a solemn resolution mass, and on Easter Monday is the best day because you can pour water on you.

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2020-04-06 14:49:09 UTC

Easter is a very important religious holiday. Forty days before Easter Sunday, Ash Wednesday starts the Lent period.The week following Palm Sunday is called the Holy Week. Moundy Thursday symbolises the Last Supper of Christ and his disciples. On Good Friday there are ceremonies commemorating the crucifixion of Christ. On Holy Saturday, baskets with Easter foods are brought to Polish churches and blessed. We usually put some Easter eggs, sausages, ham, bread in our baskets. Easter Sunday is the day of Resurrection of Christ and starts with a special mass, which ends the period of Lent. The last day of Easter in Poland is known as Dyngus.

on tean day we pour the water.

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