This document provides information about Easter traditions in Russia and the United States. In Russia, Easter is the main Christian holiday where 72% of Russians celebrate by decorating eggs, baking cakes and wine. Eggs are often painted or made of wood. In the US, Easter is also a major holiday celebrated by Christians through painted plastic eggs with toys inside. While both countries paint eggs, Russian traditions differ in not using plastic eggs and seeing eggs as more sacred by blessing them in church. The overall importance is that both countries celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at Easter.
This document provides information about Easter traditions in Russia and the United States. In Russia, Easter is the main Christian holiday where 72% of Russians celebrate by decorating eggs, baking cakes and wine. Eggs are often painted or made of wood. In the US, Easter is also a major holiday celebrated by Christians through painted plastic eggs with toys inside. While both countries paint eggs, Russian traditions differ in not using plastic eggs and seeing eggs as more sacred by blessing them in church. The overall importance is that both countries celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at Easter.
This document provides information about Easter traditions in Russia and the United States. In Russia, Easter is the main Christian holiday where 72% of Russians celebrate by decorating eggs, baking cakes and wine. Eggs are often painted or made of wood. In the US, Easter is also a major holiday celebrated by Christians through painted plastic eggs with toys inside. While both countries paint eggs, Russian traditions differ in not using plastic eggs and seeing eggs as more sacred by blessing them in church. The overall importance is that both countries celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at Easter.
This document provides information about Easter traditions in Russia and the United States. In Russia, Easter is the main Christian holiday where 72% of Russians celebrate by decorating eggs, baking cakes and wine. Eggs are often painted or made of wood. In the US, Easter is also a major holiday celebrated by Christians through painted plastic eggs with toys inside. While both countries paint eggs, Russian traditions differ in not using plastic eggs and seeing eggs as more sacred by blessing them in church. The overall importance is that both countries celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at Easter.
