Holy Saturday: traditions of this day

This is the last day of preparations for Easter.

April 23 Christians of the Eastern rite celebrate Holy Saturday is the last day before Easter. This day is dedicated to the memories of the Savior's burial and his burial. Services and liturgies are traditionally held on this day.

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Traditions of celebrating Holy Saturday

On this day, believers prepare for Easter: baking Easter cakes and painting eggs. The traditional color for eggs is red, but you can choose any other.

The Saturday before Easter is a day of peace and kindness. You should apologize to your loved ones.

On this day it is forbidden to swear, quarrel, slander and wish evil to others.

On Holy Saturday you should give alms to the needy and give gifts to loved ones.

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What not to do on Holy Saturday

Do not eat food cooked by cooking.

Do not drink alcohol. But for those who have observed all the restrictions of Lent, you can drink a little red wine to maintain strength.

You can not work around the house, iron, wash.

You can not engage in physical labor and work from construction.

Based on materials: ZN.ua

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