Norman Knight: Leaving room for rabbits, eggs and Jesus

Norman Knight: Leaving room for rabbits, eggs and Jesus

Editor’s note: Opinions expressed by columnists are solely the opinion of that person and not the Daily Journal. On Easter Sunday, Becky and I will arise from our slumbers, we will get dressed and leave for church. We will sing in the singing choir and play bells in the bell choir. The congregation will offer praises to the wonder of God’s love and His profound gift to humanity. At some point, the congregation will declare: “He is risen, indeed!…

Figaro decrypts, with Nadine Cretin, a festive historian and specialist in religious anthropology, the many traditions that delight small and large during the Paschal period.

From the chocolate eggs hidden in gardens to the symbolic burning of figures in the squares, Easter brings together traditions that go beyond liturgical rituals

Jesus girl who climbed the cross, the rabbit lays eggs (also) for a basketball hoop, but doesn't bring a whip - this is how children explain Easter. Read it and you'll laugh and cry!

Münchner Hasen on the trail: Why a rabbit usually comes at Easter and what the local shelter says about the paschal "Animal Love...

Christians break their heads over the Easter event. However, the festival is not only marked by the question of Jesus' resurrection, but also by rabbits and colorful eggs.