Easter

In 1962, Easter Sunday fell on April 22nd.

See there was this widow. She was quite poor and wanted to get her young children ( age :4 & 5) a gift for Easter. Since she could hardly afford anything, she decided to take some eggs to decorate. So she decorated some eggs, and hid them outside to find. When they found them, they didn't know who hid them. Then a bunny came out of the bushes. So they thought it was the bunny. And after a while, they made it into this huge bunny.
I hope that answers your question

They aren't. Traditional Easter eggs are usually cooked eggs that have been dyed a color. Some Slavic cultures decorate eggs with wax batik and other methods, but these eggs were traditionally raw eggs that weren't emptied, then allowed to dry out over time.

Nowadays many egg artists empty their eggs to allow them to last longer; there is no risk of empty eggs cracking, leaking or exploding.

Chocolate eggs can be hollow or solid; I suspect the hollow ones are that way because less chocolate is used, making them cheaper.

The date for Easter Sunday 2012 will be April 8. == ==
Easter this year is on April the 8th

no it is not open on EasterSunday sorry

Easter Sunday has fallen on the following dates since 1957; 6 April 1958, 29 March 1959, 17 April 1960, 2 April 1961, 22 April 1962, 14 April 1963, 29 March 1964, 18 April 1965, 10 April 1966, 26 March 1967, 14 April 1968, 6 April 1969, 29 March 1970, 11 April 1971, 2 April 1972, 22 April 1973, 14 April 1974, 30 March 1975, 18 April 1976, 10 April 1977, 26 March 1978, 15 April 1979, 6 April 1980, 19 April 1981, 11 April 1982, 3 April 1983, 22 April 1984, 7 April 1985, 30 March 1986, 19 April 1987, 3 April 1988, 26 March 1989, 15 April 1990, 31 March 1991, 19 April 1992, 11 April 1993, 3 April 1994, 16 April 1995, 7 April 1996, 30 March 1997, 12 April 1998, 4 April 1999, 23 April 2000, 15 April 2001, 31 March 2002, 20 April 2003, 11 April 2004, 27 March 2005, 16 April 2006, 8 April 2007, 23 March 2008, 12 April 2009, 4 April 2010.

Since 1950 Easter Sunday has fallen on April 4 in 1999 and 2010. Prior to 1950 Easter Sunday fell on April 4 in 1926, 1920, 1915, 1858, 1847, 1790, 1779 and 1706. Easter Sunday is due to fall on April 4 again in 2021.

Because of the resurrection of Christ Jesus, Christian's have assurance of the resurrection of all persons-some to salvation; some to perdition. That is God's ultimate answer to the problem of death. Easter is one of Christianity's oldest festivals, except for the weekly Sunday celebration. Celebrating Christ Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection was well established in most churches by A.D. 100.

Resurrection Sunday, Easter Sunday, and Resurrection Day. Hope this helps

the Paschal candle, which is used during baptisms throughout the year

The date of Orthodox Easter in 2009 is April 6. The date in 2009 is actually April 19. It is usually a week after the Western religion's Easter, but can coincide occasionally. For a list of upcoming dates for the next 14 years, visit http://gogreece.about.com/cs/greekorthodox/a/easterdates.htm

Easter Sunday last fell on March 30 in 1997. Easter Sunday has previously fallen on this date in the years 1766, 1823, 1834, 1902, 1975 and 1986. Easter Sunday will next fall on March 30 in 2059.

Easter Sunday has fallen on April 22 in the years 1753, 1764, 1810, 1821, 1832, 1962, 1973 and 1984. So in the last 50 years Easter Sunday has only fallen on April 22nd 3 times. Easter Sunday will again fall on this date in 2057.

120 days after Mon, May 31, 2010 = Tue, Sep 28, 2010.

long, scaly ones that spray poison all over the ground.

the eggs symbolise the celebration of new life, hence the lambs, chicks and other other baby animals you see around this time. they're chocolate because that's yummy, and the Easter bunny is just a nice touch, don't you think? as usual, people have gone and commercialised it all, but you should be used to that by now

ask an adult im only 10 my name is hannah grace shultz and no im not german because there is no c in my last name sorry if i wasted your time

*** Easter Dates ***

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Calendar = Gregorian
Date of Easter = April 25

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Years in which Easter occurs on this date are:

1666 1734 1886 1943 2038 2190 2258 2326 2410 2573
2630 2782 2877 2945 3002 3097 3154 3249 3306 3469
3537 3621 3784 3841 3993 4088 4156 4224 4376 4528
4680 4748 4900 5120 6483 6771 6855 6923 7075 7227
7390 7447 7515 7610 7762 7819 7982 8066 8134 8286
8343 8438 8506 8658 8726 8821 8973 9030 9193 9288
9345 9413 9565 9660 9717 9880 9937

Easter Sunday dates for the past 50 years:

1960 - April 17

1961 - April 2

1962 - April 22

1963 - April 14

1964 - March 29

1965 - April 18

1966 - April 10

1967 - March 26

1968 - April 14

1969 - April 6

1970 - March 29

1971 - April 11

1972 - April 2

1973 - April 22

1974 - April 14

1975 - March 30

1976 - April 18

1977 - April 10

1978 - March 26

1979 - April 15

1980 - April 6

1981 - April 19

1982 - April 11

1983 - April 3

1984 - April 22

1985 - April 7

1986 - March 30

1987 - April 19

1988 - April 3

1989 - March 26

1990 - April 15

1991 - March 31

1992 - April 19

1993 - April 11

1994 - April 3

1995 - April 16

1996 - April 7

1997 - March 30

1998 - April 12

1999 - April 4

2000 - April 23

2001 - April 15

2002 - March 31

2003 - April 20

2004 - April 11

2005 - March 27

2006 - April 16

2007 - April 8

2008 - March 23

2009 - April 12

2010 - April 4

Good Friday is the Friday before Easter, which is a different date in Eastern Christianity and Western Christianity. In Western Christianity the date of Easter is determined by using the Gregorian calendar and in Eastern Christianity the date of Easter is determined by using the Julian Calendar.

2013 - March 29 (Western) and May 3 (Eastern)

2014 - April 18 (Western) and April 18 (Eastern)

2015 - April 3 (Western) and April 10 (Eastern)

2016 - March 25 (Western) and April 29 (Eastern)

The English name, "Easter", and the German, "Ostern", derive from the name of Germanic Goddess of the Dawn (thus, of spring, as the dawn of the year) - called aster, astre, and ostre, in various dialects of Old English. In England, the annual festive time in her honor was in the "Month of Easter", equivalent to April.

The Venerable Bede, an 8th Century English Christian monk wrote in Latin:

"Eosturmonath, qui nunc paschalis mensis interpretatur, quondam a dea illorum quae Eostre vocabatur et cui in illo festa celebrabant nomen habuit."

Which means: "Eastermonth, which is now interpreted as the paschal month, was formerly named after the goddess Eostre, and has given its name to the festival."

The Easter hours for the 2014 Easter season at JcPenney's is not listed as of November 2013. Store hours will most likely be updated after the first of the year.

Easter Sunday has fallen on April 21 in the years 1715, 1726, 1737, 1867, 1878, 1935, 1946 and 1957. Easter Sunday will next fall on April 21 in 2019.