Pentecost is always 7 weeks after Easter Sunday; that is, 49 days after Easter Sunday, or 50 days (if you include Easter Sunday in the count).
The Wikipedia article "Computus" (a) explains you the - fairly complicated - procedure to calculate Easter Sunday; and (b) lists the date for Easter Sunday, for several years before and after the current year.
The Sunday that celebrates the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is called Trinity Sunday. This day falls on the first Sunday after Pentecost and is dedicated to honoring the Christian doctrine of the Trinity.
I was asking this same question myself, and I have found the answer, and it is fascinating. In Leviticus 23:10-11 and 15-17, The Word of God explains the calculation for what we call Pentecost (the Greek word for 50) as counting 50 days from the Feast of First Fruits, which is the first day after the first Sabbath after Passover. However, contemporary Jewish practice is to celebrate this Pentecost(called the Feast of Weeks in Hebrew, not called Pentecost) 50 days after Passover. In fact, this year, if you count 50 days from the day after the first Sabbath after Passover, you go past June 9, the date published on the Hebrew calendar, and end up on June 16. June 9 is 50 days from Passover. Dr. Thomas McCall, a theologian, wrote an article about this with an explanation about the descrepency, and you can access it at http://www.levitt.com/essays/pentecost.html. I hope this helps you.
I do not have specific information on the Sunday School lesson for June 13, 2010. Each Sunday School program or church may have a different lesson plan or curriculum for that date. It is best to check with your local church or Sunday School program for details on the lesson for that specific date.
The first Pentecost in Acts 2 occurred around 33 AD. This date is calculated based on the historical context provided in the Bible, particularly in relation to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The event of Pentecost, where the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, is considered by many scholars to have taken place during the Jewish festival of Pentecost, fifty days after Passover.
The exact date of Jesus' resurrection is not specified in the Bible. It is generally believed to have occurred on the Sunday following his crucifixion, which is now celebrated as Easter Sunday. The specific date of April 4th is not mentioned in historical or biblical records.
Sunday the 8th of June 2014 is Pentecost Sunday.
Pentecost Sunday is always the 50th day after Easter.
In 1770, Pentecost Sunday fell on June 10. Pentecost is celebrated on the seventh Sunday after Easter, which is calculated based on the date of Easter Sunday. In 1770, Easter was observed on April 22, leading to Pentecost being observed on June 10.
Pentecost Sunday in 1965 fell on May 23. Pentecost is celebrated on the seventh Sunday after Easter, which is determined by the date of Easter Sunday. In 1965, Easter Sunday was on April 18, making the following Pentecost Sunday on May 23.
May 23rd
Sunday, May 31, 1914. Pentecost Sunday is always 7 weeks after Easter Sunday., and in 1914 Easter Sunday fell on April 12.
Pentecost is celebrated 50 days after Easter Sunday. In 2023, Easter Sunday fell on April 9, so Pentecost was observed on May 28, 2023.
Pentecost is always 7 weeks after Easter Sunday; that is, 49 days after Easter Sunday, or 50 days (if you include Easter Sunday in the count). The Wikipedia article "Computus" (a) explains you the - fairly complicated - procedure to calculate Easter Sunday; and (b) lists the date for Easter Sunday, for several years before and after the current year.
Sunday, May 25th. This is easily 'googled.'
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Sunday after Pentecost is Trinity Sunday.
Pentecost Sunday in 2011 was celebrated on June 12. Pentecost occurs 50 days after Easter Sunday, which in 2011 was on April 24. The date varies each year, depending on when Easter is observed.
In 1960, Pentecost was observed on June 12. Pentecost is celebrated on the seventh Sunday after Easter, which varies each year depending on the date of Easter. In 1960, Easter fell on April 17, making Pentecost 50 days later.