Easter, a moveable feast

Best talk to the heads of all the churches involved!

www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35880795

Having just spotted Hot Cross Buns in Waitrose this afternoon, I wonder whether it has moved to December?

In the 1920's there was an Act of Parliament passed fixing the date of Easter. But it never got the Royal Assent. So it just sits there......

MawBroon

I think I would have picked up a packet, asked for the manager then jumped up and down on them

This has been discussed at intervals for many centuries, but has never happened.

Maw Someone rang our local radio station last week to say he'd seen Easter eggs in a local shop

Does that mean that Easter comes twice in a year?

Oh goody, will look forward to Easter, it means spring is around the corner. (Hopefully they won’t ever make Easter fall on the same weekend or it won’t be Easter will it? Pretty sure it has more significance than a few cream eggs and hot cross buns).

Yes, Easter is a movable feast. As a general rule, Easter falls on the first Sunday, following the first full moon after 21. March. But not always. It is one of those things between heaven and earth. There doesn´t always have to be a reason.

Alima I will have to get over Christmas first!