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Origin of Easter. It marks the Resurrection of Jesus three days after his death by crucifixion .. 

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It marks the Resurrection of  Jesus  three days after his death by  crucifixion .

The English word  Easter , which parallels the German word  Ostern , is of uncertain origin. It likely derives from the Christian designation of Easter week as  in  albis , a Latin phrase that was understood as the plural of  alba  (“dawn”) and became  eostarum  in  Old High German . The Latin and Greek  Pascha  (“Passover”) provides the root for  Pâques , the French word for Easter.

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Celebrating Easter in Australia. Easter is one of the most widely celebrated holiday seasons across Australia. In all states and territories, Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays that create a 4-day long weekend. 

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Easter is one of the most widely celebrated holiday seasons across Australia. In all states and territories, Good Friday and Easter Monday are public holidays that create a 4-day long weekend

Easter in Australia-  falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon that occurs on or after the March equinox es. Easter Sunday is between the end of March and the end of April

34M iZ/&.g,. 61% of the Australian population identified as Christian, many families attend at least one church service over the Easter period.. 

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61% of the Australian population identified as Christian, many families attend at least one church service over the Easter period.

Attend a Church service during Eastern Period

M any families attend at least one church service over the Easter period.

Celebrate Easter in Australia with a chocolate bilby!. 

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Celebrate Easter in Australia with a chocolate bilby!

Bilby is a small rodent which is endangered in Australia

Australians prefer to acknowledge Bilby  Easter instead of the Bunny Easter.

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Celebrating Easter in Australia

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 It marks the Resurrection of  Jesus  three days after his death by  crucifixion .

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 The English word  Easter , which parallels the German word  Ostern , is of uncertain origin. It likely derives from the Christian designation of Easter week as  in  albis , a Latin phrase that was understood as the plural of  alba  (“dawn”) and became  eostarum  in  Old High German . The Latin and Greek  Pascha  (“Passover”) provides the root for  Pâques , the French word for Easter.

Celebrating Easter in Australia

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