Every spring, churches bloom with lilies, families gather for brunch, and somewhere out there, someone’s desperately peeling dye-stained eggshells from a not-quite-hard-boiled mess. Easter is here again—a time for reflection, renewal, and, in many corners of the world, downright curious traditions. Sure, for many Christians, Easter is a solemn celebration of the resurrection of Jesus—sunrise … Continue reading 5 Unusual Easter Traditions from Around the World
7 Facts About Easter: Traditions and Origins Unveiled
From the origins of its name to the unique customs observed in different corners of the world, here are seven enlightening facts about Easter that may just surprise you. 1. The Easter Bunny’s Ancient Origins: Far from its current chocolate form, the Easter Bunny traces its lineage to pagan traditions. As Christianity spread, missionaries adeptly … Continue reading 7 Facts About Easter: Traditions and Origins Unveiled
In Norway Easter is known for “Påskekrim” (Easter Crime), when…
In Norway Easter is known for “Påskekrim” (Easter Crime), when just about everyone in Norway reads crime novels, television and radio stations run crime serials, and newspapers publish special crime related literary supplements. 00
Easter is really the celebration of the fertility goddess…
Easter is really the celebration of the fertility goddess Eostre and that eggs and bunnies are her symbols.