Unlike most holidays, Easter changes dates each year for some confusing reasons. Here's the science behind the date and why it's April 5 this year.

Easter is meant to celebrate the good news of Jesus’ resurrection, and occurs at the end of the Holy Week, which begins on ...

Easter isn't. Yes, Easter is always on a Sunday, but it can be in late March or mid-April. So why does the holiday float ...

Religiously, each Christian denomination has a different way to celebrate Easter. Each focuses on church services. According to Britannica.com, Protestants in North America hold sunrise services which ...

Eggs are one of the most recognizable symbols of Easter. But why them and not another food? The answer is not as simple as it ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Easter 2026 is fast approaching. For Christians, it's a time to celebrate the belief in the resurrection of Jesus Christ. For ...

Liberty is celebrating Easter for the first time! Watch how she celebrates with her family and learn all about the Easter ...

With Christmas decorations down, it's time to start looking forward to the next big holiday of childhood. Peter Cottontail is beginning to limber up for his hop down the bunny trail because Easter is ...

Why does the date for Easter change yearly? It's tied to the first day of spring. What to know about holidays: How the church, full moon set the calendar ...

Easter arrives spectacularly with a full moon in Mexico and that's no accident. The date was decided by Christian leaders ...