Christians around the world refer to Easter, a day when they celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Easter is considered the most important holiday of the Christian worship calendar. This year, in a rare event, for the first time since 2017, the holidays fell overnight for Catholic Christians and traditions.
In Europe, many major capitals have organized events and festivals.
In the Vatican, Pope Francis Easter on Sunday to bless thousands of people in St. Peter’s Square and ride the surprise of Popmobi.
The unexpected appearance of the Bundifin, who is fighting complex pneumonia, took him to the hospital for several weeks, attracted the audience alive and applause.
He occasionally stopped the blessing of the children who gave him, and for a few weeks a common but unthinkable scene, when the 88 -year -old Francisco fought for life.
“Brother sisters, Happy Easter!” Francisco said, with a strong voice than ever since she was admitted to the hospital.
In France, Nodere Dam’s iconic Parisian Cathedral on Sunday opened the first Ecumanical celebration of Easter in December.
The Gothic church was closed for five years for reorganization, and in 2019, the structures of a fire building have been devastated, causing its complete destruction.
Under the leadership of Paris’s Archbishop Laurend Ulrich, the meeting united leaders and believers from various Christian sects for the shared moment of prayer, unity and reflection under the recently recovered Gothic boxes of the Centennial Cathedral.
Holidays were also celebrated in the United Kingdom. After seeing the Easter ceremony, when the St. George left the Church in the Windsor on Sunday morning, King Charles III and Queen Camilla received a small branches from the two children.
The Royal couple joined Prince Edwardo and wife Sofi, Edinburg’s Duchess, Prince Andre and ex -wife, Sarah Pergusan, Duchess of York, Princess Ana, Princess Beatris and husband, Edorto Mapelli Mosy.
On the east of the continent, there were celebrations in Istanbul. The Ekumenical Patriotic Patriot Bartolomiu I, the spiritual leader of the Orthodox Christians, led the Easter celebration in the city on Sunday.
Easter on the common date
For more than 400 years, Catholic and Orthodox churches use different forms to determine Easter date.
Pope Francis and Ekumenical Patriotic Bartolomue are urging Easter to have a common and permanent date, despite the distrust of those factions.
AdvertisementThe differences in tradition and calendar systems – Juliano and Gregorian – have long been maintaining Easter dates separately. Efforts for a section supporting the Council of the World Church are aimed at dealing with these sections.
Some regions like Greece and Finland are already celebrating Easter together, which is an example of collaboration.
The idea of a common Easter has been discussed since the 1960s, and often when the celebrations are inaugurated. The main obstacle was the implication that always had to be given a page.
