Easter Sunday is one of the most celebrated holidays for Christians around the world.

As written in the Christian Bible, it is to commemorate the resurrection of

Jesus Christ from the dead.

What do people do?

Many Christians around the world celebrate Easter through special church services, music, candlelight,

flowers, and church bells. Some countries hold Easter parades, such as the Philippines and Spain. Many

Christians believe that Easter is the grandest holiday of the year in the church. According to Christian faith,

this is a day full of joy and celebration to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Many towns and villages in Italy have sacred plays about Easter storylines - these plays are held on the

square on Easter day. The pastry known as Corona di nove is baked in the form of a crown. Other traditional

foods include capetto (lamb) and agnello (children/goats). Easter in Poland is celebrated with family meals,

including ham, sausages, salads, Babuka (a Polish cake) and Mazuka, or sweet cakes filled with nuts, fruits, and honey.

Despite the significant religious significance of Easter, many children in countries such as Australia, Canada,

the United States, and the United Kingdom believe that it is a time to obtain New Year costumes, decorate Easter eggs,

and participate in Easter egg hunting, with Easter eggs hidden by Easter rabbits. Every year at this time,

some children receive Easter baskets filled with candies, snacks, and gifts.

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