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Summary
- Catholics celebrate Easter with the Easter Triduum, which includes Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil, focusing on rich liturgical expression and sacramental participation.
- During Holy Week, Catholics observe significant events like Palm Sunday, the Chrism Mass, and the services of the Easter Triduum culminating in the joyful celebration of Easter Sunday.
- The date of Easter is determined using a formula established at the Council of Nicaea, linking it to the first full moon after the spring equinox, keeping the connection with Passover.
- Easter symbols in Catholicism include the Paschal Candle, Easter Eggs, and Lilies, each representing different aspects of Christ’s resurrection and new life.
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