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Easter is the most important date in the Christian calendar, and it’s also a major secular holiday, too.For Christians, Easter is the day of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.It also marks a four-day bank holiday weekend, giving the opportunity to get away or plan a fun family day out.
Easter is the most important date in the Christian calendar, and it’s also a major secular holiday, too.For Christians, Easter is the day of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ.It also marks a four-day bank holiday weekend, giving the opportunity to get away or plan a fun family day out.
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