antipasch (Meaning)

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antipasch (n.)

The Sunday after Easter; Low Sunday.

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The antipasch celebration follows Easter, marking the first Sunday after the joyous resurrection.
Many Christian traditions observe antipasch as a continuation of the Easter season.
Antipasch is a significant day in the liturgical calendar, symbolizing the post-Easter period.
Churches around the world hold special services on antipasch, emphasizing the continued significance of Christ's resurrection.
The antipasch feast is a time for reflection and spiritual renewal after the Easter festivities.
On antipasch, believers gather to commemorate the events following Christ's triumphant return to life.
The antipasch liturgy includes readings and hymns that focus on the themes of renewal and hope.
Families often come together on antipasch to extend the Easter celebrations and share in the joy of faith.
Antipasch serves as a reminder of the ongoing spiritual journey and the promise of eternal life.
The observance of antipasch brings the Easter season to a meaningful conclusion, reaffirming the Christian message of resurrection and redemption.

The Sunday after Easter; Low Sunday.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The antipasch celebration follows Easter, marking the first Sunday after the joyous resurrection.

Many Christian traditions observe antipasch as a continuation of the Easter season.

Antipasch is a significant day in the liturgical calendar, symbolizing the post-Easter period.

Churches around the world hold special services on antipasch, emphasizing the continued significance of Christ's resurrection.