Marches in recent years, mostly by young people all over our country and abroad for issues such as gun control, are an ...

Letters may be edited. ‘Double-Dipping’ Holidays I oversee a team of five and have one Jewish employee who takes off Jewish holidays, like Passover and Yom Kippur.

One place in Acts chapter 12 that translates the Greek word Pascha, which means Passover,” said Kraus. That’s the more closely translated word in modern Bibles like the Christian Standard ...

Host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush addresses some of the biggest threats to pluralistic religious freedom and democracy ...

Commemorating the day Jesus died by crucifixion around A.D. 30., Good Friday is a crucial part of the Christian Holy Week, the series of holidays that culminates in Easter, when, according to ...

The holiday of Passover, when Jewish people celebrate and retell the story of the Exodus, began at sundown Saturday, April 12, and lasts until the evening of Sunday, April 20.

Passover 2025 began on the evening of Saturday, April 12, and will end on Easter Sunday, April 20. “The holiday of Passover (Pesach in Hebrew) is perhaps one of the most central to Jewish life ...

New York City denied Jewish educators a religious observance day this week to prepare for Passover, The Post has learned. The eight-day Jewish holiday began on Saturday April 12 this year ...

This year, Passover begins on the evening of Saturday, April 12 through Sunday, April 20, 2025. One of the major Jewish holidays, Pesach celebrates the Exodus of the Israelites from slavery in Egypt.

The holiday carries a message of freedom and liberation. Here's what to know about Passover in 2025, and how the holiday will be marked in Binghamton this year. More: Why is Easter so late this year?

The date of Easter determined by when the first full moon rises on or after the day of the spring equinox. The caveat is that the Church uses ecclesiastical dates, as opposed to commonly used ...

The holiday is called "Passover," because it commemorates when the angel of death passed over the Hebrew people who had lamb's blood on their doors, according to the Bible and the Torah.