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| Lighting of Easter Candles |
Every year, during spring, Catholics celebrate the Holy
Week (Holy Days), and this goes on for
seven (7) days – Monday to Sunday. The last day is often called as Easter Sunday (in commemoration of the ressurection of Jesus). This feast often
falls on the month of March or April. Normally, these months celebrate
the presence of Spring in certain
countries having four (4) types of
weather every year. Sunday marks the last day of the celebration as have
been traditionally referred to by Englishmen as 'Easter Sunday,' and from where this reference has
originated is what we are to expound to you.
The word “Easter”
(Feast of the Passover) came from the root words garnered from the olden “politheism” religion (worship of many heathen gods), which was
completely agreed upon and given emphasis by many bible scholars. This word has
never been used in the original works of the holy scriptures, and it has never had any relevance of the truths
written in the holy scriptures of the
bible. Because of this, it is but appropriate to use the term “Resurrection
Sunday” instead of “Easter” if we would pertain to the earlier manner
of remembrance by the Christians
regarding the ressurection of Christ.
