The Easter season marks a crucial moment in the Christian liturgical calendar, not only celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but also launching a spiritual journey towards Pentecost. This time is full of symbols and profound meanings, inviting the faithful to immerse themselves in the mystery of salvation and to live in the light of the Holy Spirit's presence. Read more...

The Easter Octave, also called Easter Week or Paschal Octave Week, is a period of eight days immediately following Easter Sunday. It is marked by a continuation of the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ and is considered an extension of Easter joy. Read more...

Easter Monday, also known as Angel Monday or Easter Octave Monday, is a public holiday celebrated in many parts of the world, particularly in countries with a Christian tradition. It follows Easter Sunday, which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and marks the beginning of the Easter season, a fifty-day period of resurrection celebration. Read more...

Easter Mass, also known as the Mass of the Resurrection, is one of the most solemn and joyous moments in the Christian liturgical calendar. It celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead, the central event of the Christian faith, and marks the end of Holy Week. This Mass is of great importance to Christians all over the world, symbolising the victory of life over death and the hope of resurrection for all believers. Read more...

The Easter Vigil is one of the most important celebrations in the Christian liturgical calendar. It marks the culmination of Holy Week and heralds the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This celebration is rich in symbolism and ritual, and is often experienced with profound solemnity and joy in Christian communities around the world. Read more...