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Easter is about the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. That's the main point. It is also a time to spend with your family, and it's a time to eat lots of chocolate, but those stuff are just for fun.
What else can I help you with?
Why Easter rising?
theres a purpose!
What are Easter Eggs in websites like IGN?
When IGN refers to a game, (I dunno Easter eggs on the actual website) It would be hidden secrets, not glitches, but what was implemented into the game on purpose.
What is the purpose of Easter Island statues?
The purpose of Easter Island statues, also known as Moai, was to represent deceased ancestors and to honor and protect their communities. These statues were believed to hold spiritual power and were placed strategically around the island facing inland to watch over villages.
What is the purpose of the Bendigo Easter Festival?
Back during the gold rush, the Chinese miners used to walk down the streets of Bendigo to celebrate Easter, its just got bigger and bigger as the years go on.
Why are Easter Bilbies better than Easter Bunnies?
Easter bilbies have a wider-reaching purpose than Easter bunnies. The sale of Easter bilbies helps to raise awareness of the plight of this endangered native Australian marsupial. Sales also raise funds which are directed towards conservation of the bilby's habitat, and developing captive breeding programmes aimed at releasing more bilbies back into their native habitat.
What is the purpose of the Triduum?
it means the start of the Easter beginning
Why do you have Easter bonnets?
Easter bonnets are worn by Christian women and young girls to mark the end of the lent season. Bonnets were worn in the 1930's and were used as a celebration purpose but now a days they are mainly worn for ceremonial purposes.
Why do you eat Easter eggs at Easter?
we eat Easter eggs at Easter to celebrate new life.
When is Easter on ACCF?
it will be Easter in accf when it is Easter in the real world
Why were the Easter Island statues built?
The Easter Island statues, known as moai, were built by the native Rapa Nui people as a way to honor their ancestors and chiefs. The statues also served a religious and ceremonial purpose, acting as a link between the living and the spirit world.
Could a baptized but non catechized Catholic be received into the Church at Easter and confirmed during the Easter Vigil?
Yes, but the person would have to attend classes. Most parishes have R.C.I.A. classes for this purpose. Before a person can be confirmed they must have some knowledge and understanding of Catholicism.
What is the purpose of the statues at Easter Island?
The statues at Easter Island, known as Moai, were created to honor ancestors and chiefs of various tribes. They also served as symbols of power and status within the community. The statues were believed to provide protection and fertility to the island.
