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Easter is the most intense liturgical moment of the year. However, for many Catholics it has become an occasion for rest and fun. Forgetting the essential: this week we should dedicate it to prayer and reflection on the mysteries of the Passion and Death of Jesus ...
We must give God first place and participate in all the great wealth of celebrations typical of this liturgical season of Easter.
Easter was originally called "The Great Week". Now it is called Easter or Easter and its days are called holy days.
It begins on Palm Sunday and ends on Easter Sunday.
One of the first testimonies about the celebration of Easter comes from the Itinerarium-Peregrinatio ad loca sancta document, discovered in an Italian monastery at the end of the 19th century and containing detailed descriptions of the celebrations that follow during Easter, as well as from the habit of recreating some passages of the Passion of Christ. Attributed to a woman named Egeria, it represents the first written record of a woman in the West.