Date For Easter

[Julie's Haircut]

The "last supper" was a Passover Seder served on Thursday. Christ was crucified the next day (Friday) and rose on Sunday - Easter Sunday or Resurrection Sunday as some churches refer to it. I was actually not aware that Easter and Passover vary in dates on some years until I was corrected on this thread. I understand it much more clearly now thanks to an article linked up-thread but it likely wouldn't be very significant to anybody who's not religiously observant.

Thank you. I always thought it was merely coincidental that Easter and Passover were usually observed about the same time of year.

 

[disneychrista]

I have to honest when I first saw this thread I thought it was going to be about brining a date to Easter.

 

[ronandannette]

I have to honest when I first saw this thread I thought it was going to be about brining a date to Easter.

Me too - totally. I only opened the thread to let @RedAngie know I was available if she was asking.

 

[RedAngie]

Me too - totally. I only opened the thread to let @RedAngie know I was available if she was asking.

Sure, come on over. I can serve some leftover Chef BoyRDee canned pasta and there might be some week old spring mix in the back of the fridge.

 

[ronandannette]

Sure, come on over. I can serve some leftover Chef BoyRDee canned pasta and there might be some week old spring mix in the back of the fridge.

Now that it's actually spring I'll start buying and wasting it again. During the winter I'd gone to buying and wasting a heartier kale/romaine/radicchio mix instead.