Easter

Easter Break Fun: From Campus Stay to Mongolian Traditions

Discover the joy of Easter celebrations from campus staycations to unique Mongolian traditions. Stay eggless for the sake of hens, and immerse yourself in the modest joy of a people in Mongolia!

Easter break is more than just a time off from studies – it's a chance to reflect on the profound significance of Holy Week. For students, staying in Hillsdale during this period can be a refreshing experience, combining the solemnity of Christ's sacrifice with the lightheartedness of Easter celebrations. Meanwhile, in a heartwarming tale, a green plastic Easter egg brought more joy than expected support from a government agency. As Fish Farmer magazine closes its offices for the holiday, colorful Easter eggs symbolize the festive spirit embraced by children everywhere.

While AsianInvestor takes a short break, let's delve into the unique Easter traditions shared by Cardinal Giorgio Marengo about the small Catholic community in Mongolia. From rituals to celebrations, their modest joy showcases the essence of Easter beyond borders. And for those looking to embrace a different approach, going eggless for Easter – a nod to the pagan roots of the holiday – not only remains a fun twist but also supports animal welfare and sustainability.

In a twist of Easter memories, David Murdock's reflections on Easter baskets, egg hunts, and iconic figures like Charlton Heston add a nostalgic touch to the holiday season. As we bask in the festivities, let's remember the origins of Easter celebrations and the diverse ways different cultures embrace this special time of renewal and rebirth.