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What feast day ends the Easter season?

The Easter season is followed by the Pentecost season, which begins on Pentecost Sunday.


How many days from Resurrection until Pentecostal Sunday?

Easter Sunday celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus. The Celebration of Easter begins on "Good Friday" which commemorates the Crucifixion of Jesus on the Cross. The Day of Pentecost or "Pentecostal Sunday" is celebrated 50 days after the resurrection of Jesus (or Easter Sunday) Each year, Pentecost Sunday comes 50 days after Easter Sunday, hence its name. The Greek word for 50 is pentecost. The beginning of Pentecost is recorded in Acts 2:1-2.


When does the Eater Season begin and end?

Easter begins on, guess what, Easter Sunday. The Easter season then lasts for 50 days and ends on the Feast of Pentecost (the descent of the Holy Spirit on the disciples)


What is the chief holy day of the Roman Catholic Church?

There are three chief Holy days called the Easter Triduum. It begins on Holy Thursday evening through Easter Sunday evening. No one day in the Triduum is specifically holier than the others. Pentecost Sunday is the most important of the Catholic holy days as it commemorates the birthday of the Church. Had Pentecost never occurred, all other events of Our Lord's life, passion, death and resurrection would have long since been forgotten to history.


What Christian celebration lasts for 50 days?

pentacost ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I believe the Ascension takes place 40 days after Easter Sunday. Pentecost is when the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples who were all together in a room in Jerusalem awaiting the arrival of the Comfortor (Holy Spirit) whom Jesus promised to send when He returned to Heaven.


When does our Easter holiday begin?

The Easter Season begins at or near the midnight between Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday, with the celebration of the first part of the Divine Office (liturgical prayer-cycle) of Easter Sunday. This normally takes place during the celebration of the first Mass of Easter commencing near midnight on the night of Holy Saturday. In various places for various reasons, the first Mass of Easter might be held some time during the earlier evening of Holy Saturday. In the concluding part of the first Mass of Easter, the first part of Easter Divine Office is celebrated and this is (strictly speaking) when the Easter Season begins. Before certain changes in the 1950s, the Easter Vigil was celebrated in the morning hours of Holy Saturday, and the Easter Season commenced when the vigil ceremonies has been completed (that is, in the afternoon of Holy Saturday). Since the 1950s, the rule is that the Lenten fast continues until the midnight between Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday. Obviously, if people are taking part in the Easter Vigil ceremonies, they will not be eating or drinking (except for taking water or medicines in an emergency), and so the Lenten fast is observed for the entire day, and the Easter Season commences at or near the midnight.


Is Easter week holy week?

No. The week before Easter Sunday (from Palm Sunday to Holy Saturday) is called Holy Week. It is also the last week of the 40 day period of Lent, which begins on Ash Wednesday. Officially, Easter Week is the week that begins on Easter Sunday. There are also 40 days in the period of Easter, beginning on Easter Sunday, which is actually only the First Sunday of Easter.


When does Lent end in 2015?

Lent 2015 ends on the Thursday, late afternoon, April 2, 2015,before Easter, beginning the shortest season of the Liturgical year known as the Easter Triduum (Holy Thursday evening until Easter afternoon).From the Ordo (Order of Prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours and Celebration of the Eucharist 2015) "Lent ends before Evening Prayer is celebrated (on Holy Thursday 2 April) The Easter Triduum begins with the Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper, ending with the conclusion of Vespers on Easter Sunday.


Does Lent end on palm Sunday or on Easter?

Yes, Lent ends on Holy Thursday and the Easter Triduum begins.


When is the Paschal candle blessed?

The Paschal (Easter) Candle is lit during during liturgical celebrations throughout the Paschal (Easter) Season and is placed near the Ambo or the Altar. The Paschal Season is the fifty days from Easter Saturday to Pentecost. During this time the Church is vested in White. The closing of the Paschal (Easter) season is at the evening after the liturgy of Pentecost when the Church is vested in Red. After Pentecost the Church begins her Ordinary Time and is vested in Green. Daniel Hammah New Zealand.


When does ordinary time starts and ends?

Catholic AnswerOrdinary Time begins the Monday after the last Sunday of the Christmas Season (after Epiphany), and ends on Tuesday evening before Ash Wednesday (forty days before Easter). Then it starts again on Monday morning following Pentecost Sunday (fifty days after Easter) and runs until Mid-Afternoon Prayer on the Saturday before the First Sunday of Advent (which is the first of the four Sundays before Christmas).


How many Sundays are in the Easter Season?

Six, or maybe none. There are 40 days in Lent. However if you count the number of days from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday (the day before Easter) you find there are 46 days. The extra days are 6 Sundays. These Sundays are not really part of Lent. So if you give up chocolate for Lent you can eat it on Sundays. If you give up something more important like sarcasm or endeavor to do some good work then I suggest you keep up the effort on Lenten Sundays.