Question: Easter, the greatest feast in the Christian 2014 calendar, celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. What is the date of Easter 2014?
Answer: Easter Sunday falls on April 20, 2014.
This year the Easter holiday will fall on April 20th and here are few reasons why you should look forward to this holiday:Easter means winters are gone, it's time to welcome spring: The day will be a welcome change in your wardrobe, where you can pull out all your colorful attire and flower printed accessories to welcome the spring sun. Easter is time to shun winter blues and pack away your mittens and jumpers. In more literal terms Easter means that sad days post Christmas and behind us and its time to rejoice and go on Easter Egg hunt. SEE MORE AFTER CUT>>>>
Easter gives you the first bank holiday: The next day after Easter that is the Monday is off and this means that you get four holidays at one go, Good Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. This gives you more reasons to celebrate and to unwind with your friends and family. You can take a short vacation, catch up on your reading, go for a long spa and massage session so that you can come back to work refurbished and rejuvenated.
Easter eggs are here: It is the only time of the day when you can actually enjoy eating chocolate Easter eggs without feeling guilty. Spend time and reconnect with your kids by planning Easter eggs hunt for them. Decorate Easter eggs with them and spend some fun time. Talking about Easter Eggs tradition, it started when the church did not allow eating of eggs during the week. The eggs, which were left, were decorated and given to children as Easter tradition.
Easter eggs is one of the most enjoyable things to do on Easter holiday. You and your loved one can decorate the eggs with glitter, paints, fabric and ribbons.For the date of Easter in other years, see When Is Easter? For the dates of other Holy Days of Obligation and moveable feasts associated with Easter 2014, see the Catholic 2014 calendar. For the date of Eastern Orthodox Easter 2014, see When Greek Orthodox Easter Is Celebrated (from About Greece Travel).
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