US EditionThe significance of coloured Easter eggs in Catholic tradition
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The significance of coloured Easter eggs in Catholic tradition
Dyed Easter eggs. Photo: Supplied. My absolute favourite job on Easter morning is adorning my mother’s finest silver tray. At its centre mum’s beloved bottle of creamy liqueur, surrounded by delicate crystal glasses, a picture of celebration and tradition. Beside it rests a basket brimming with brightly coloured boiled eggs, nestled in soft hay, ready to greet our guests. If you grew up in a European or Middle Eastern household, Easter wasn’t ju…
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