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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.]]

'''[[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 ("be raised on the third day"<ref>Matthew 20:19; Mark 9:31 and 10:34; Luke 9:22 and 18:33 and 24:46; John 2:19 "in three days"; Acts 10:40—Jesus remains raised "after three days" Matthew 12:40; 27:63; </ref>).  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 ("be raised on the third day"<ref>Matthew 20:19; Mark 9:31 and 10:34; Luke 9:22 and 18:33 and 24:46; John 2:19 "in three days"; Acts 10:40—Jesus remains raised "after three days" Matthew 12:40; 27:63; </ref>).  It has been considered the most important festival of the liturgical year. Pascha is the celebration of Easter in the Eastern Orthodox church.

== Date of Resurrection Sunday ==

== Date of Resurrection Sunday ==