FACTBOX: Orthodox Easter
What to know about FACTBOX: Orthodox Easter
The article provides an overview of the Christian celebration of Easter, detailing its origins, its calculation as a movable feast, and the differences in observance between Orthodox and Catholic traditions. It also traces the history of Easter celebrations in Russia, noting periods of suppression and subsequent official recognition. Finally, it describes the religious observances leading up to and during the Eastertide.
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What happened
On April 20, Orthodox believers will celebrate Easter, the principal feast of the Christian Church.
Why it matters
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Common ground
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The article provides an overview of the Christian celebration of Easter, detailing its origins, its calculation as a movable feast, and the differences in observance between Orthodox and Catholic traditions. It also traces the history of Easter celebrations in Russia, noting periods of suppression and subsequent official recognition. Finally, it describes the religious observances leading up to and during the Eastertide.