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[[File:Carracci The Holy Women at the Tomb of Christ.jpg|thumb|[[Annibale Carracci]], The Holy Women at the Tomb of Christ, circa 1597-98.]]
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'''[[File:Carracci The Holy Women at the Tomb of Christ.jpg|thumb|[[Annibale Carracci]], The Holy Women at the Tomb of Christ, circa 1597-98.]]
 
'''Resurrection Sunday''' (also known as '''Easter''') is the [[Christian]] holiday marking the [[resurrection of Jesus Christ]]. It would be counted as two days after His crucifixion on [[Good Friday]] by modern day counting, but three days by Biblical inclusive date counting whereby parts of days are counted as days.  It has been considered the most important festival of the liturgical year. Pascha is the celebration of Easter in the Eastern Orthodox church.
 
'''Resurrection Sunday''' (also known as '''Easter''') is the [[Christian]] holiday marking the [[resurrection of Jesus Christ]]. It would be counted as two days after His crucifixion on [[Good Friday]] by modern day counting, but three days by Biblical inclusive date counting whereby parts of days are counted as days.  It has been considered the most important festival of the liturgical year. Pascha is the celebration of Easter in the Eastern Orthodox church.
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Resurrection Sunday doesn't fall on a fixed date in the calendar. Instead, it is based on a lunar calendar like that used by the Jews. At the [[Nicaean Council]] in 325 AD it was decided that Resurrection Sunday would be celebrated on the Sunday after the first full moon on or after the day of the vernal equinox. The date of the [[full moon]] was to be determined by using the Metonic Cycle. Eastern Orthodox Churches still use the Julian calendar when determining the date of Resurrection Sunday and thus have a different date for the celebration.
 
Resurrection Sunday doesn't fall on a fixed date in the calendar. Instead, it is based on a lunar calendar like that used by the Jews. At the [[Nicaean Council]] in 325 AD it was decided that Resurrection Sunday would be celebrated on the Sunday after the first full moon on or after the day of the vernal equinox. The date of the [[full moon]] was to be determined by using the Metonic Cycle. Eastern Orthodox Churches still use the Julian calendar when determining the date of Resurrection Sunday and thus have a different date for the celebration.
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'''{{before on after|2020|04|12|The next Resurrection Sunday will be on April 12, 2020.|Resurrection Sunday is today, April 12, 2020.|{{before on after|2021|04|04|The next Resurrection Sunday will be on April 4, 2021.|Resurrection Sunday is today, April 4, 2021.|{{before on after|2022|04|17|The next Resurrection Sunday will be on April 17, 2022.|Resurrection Sunday is today, April 17, 2022.| }}}}}}'''
 
== Lent ==
 
== Lent ==
 
[[Image:Konrad Witz – Petri fiskafänge.jpg|thumb|The Miraculous Draught of Fishes by Konrad Witz.]]
 
[[Image:Konrad Witz – Petri fiskafänge.jpg|thumb|The Miraculous Draught of Fishes by Konrad Witz.]]
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