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'''Resurrection Sunday''' (popularly called '''Easter''') is the [[Christian]] holiday celebrating the [[resurrection of Jesus Christ]].  In the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] the celebration is known as Pascha.

'''Resurrection Sunday''' (popularly called '''Easter''') is the [[Christian]] holiday celebrating the [[resurrection of Jesus Christ]].  In the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] the celebration is known as Pascha.

The term is used in [[Mexico]]: "Domingo de Resurrección," which translates as Resurrection Sunday. In the [[United States]], many Christian churches continue to prefer the word ''Easter'' due to familiarity; however, ''Resurrection Sunday'' has gained favor in some Protestant churches in recent years, most often as a response to the possibly pagan origins of the name "Easter."<ref>http://www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-t020.html</ref>

The term used in [[Mexico]] is "Domingo de Resurrección," which translates as Resurrection Sunday. In the [[United States]], many [[Christian]] churches continue to prefer the word ''Easter'' due to familiarity; however, ''Resurrection Sunday'' has gained favor in some [[Protestant]] churches in recent years, to counter the possibly pagan origins of the name "Easter."<ref>http://www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-t020.html</ref>

There are at least 12 separate occasions on which [[Jesus]] was seen after his [[Resurrection]], including:  

There are at least 12 separate occasions on which [[Jesus]] was seen after his [[Resurrection]], including: