Easter of Blajini

April 27, Sunday

Easter of Blajini
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Easter of the Blessed is a traditional Christian holiday celebrated in Moldova on the first Sunday after Easter, although its date may vary slightly depending on church customs. The day is associated with the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ, but in Moldova it has a more local tradition associated with the veneration of certain saints.

Easter of the Blessed in Moldova has deep roots in the Orthodox Christian tradition and is associated with the veneration of blessed martyrs and saints who were canonized by the church for their holiness and dedication to serving God. This day is dedicated to the memory of those who lived a righteous life and suffered for their faith.

How Easter of the Blessed is celebrated
Church services. On this day, liturgies and prayers are held, during which believers remember the blessed martyrs and saints, and also thank God for their exploits. During the services, prayers dedicated to the holy places and saints are read.

Cooking. As on regular Easter, believers prepare special dishes. One of the main treats is Easter bread, as well as traditional Easter cakes and colored eggs.

Visiting cemeteries. In some regions of Moldova, it is a tradition to visit the graves of saints or cemeteries, where they pray for the souls of the departed and ask for the intercession of the blessed.

Family celebrations. Easter of the Blessed is also a time for meeting with family and friends, exchanging congratulations and sharing meals.
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