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Paschal include:
Antipope Paschal (687), a
rival with
Theodore for Pope Pope
Paschal I (died 824), head of the
Catholic Church from 817 Pope
Paschal II...
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Computus – or as
paschalion particularly in the
Eastern Orthodox Church.
Easter is
celebrated on the
first Sunday after the
Paschal full moon (a mathematical...
- Pascha. In both
Western and
Eastern Christianity, Eastertide, the
Easter or
Paschal season,
begins on
Easter Sunday and
lasts seven w****s,
ending with the...
- A
Paschal candle is a
large candle used in
liturgies in
Western Christianity (viz., the
Roman Catholic Church, the
Lutheran Churches, the
Anglican Communion...
- Look up
paschal or
Paschal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Paschal is a
surname and
given name.
Paschal may also
refer to: of or
pertaining to Easter...
- Pope
Paschal I (Latin:
Paschalis I; died 824) was the
bishop of Rome and
ruler of the
Papal States from 25
January 817 to his
death in 824.
Paschal was...
- denominations, to
commemorate Christ's
entry into
Jerusalem to
accomplish his
paschal mystery, it is
customary to have a
blessing of palm
leaves or
other branches...
- The
Paschal greeting, also
known as the
Easter Acclamation or
Easter Day Greeting, is an
Easter custom among many
Christian churches,
including Eastern...
- Look up
Paschal Lamb in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Paschal Lamb may
refer to: P****over
sacrifice (Korban Pesach), a
Jewish animal sacrifice Lamb...
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following the
paschal full moon. In
other words,
Easter falls from one to
seven days
after the
paschal full moon, so that if the
paschal full moon is on...
