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No, but Easter is, so you can go to mass at the Vigil and have your Easter obligation fulfilled.
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Water is used in the Easter Vigil to baptize the new members of the church.
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The Night Watch of the Resurrection is Holy Saturday, otherwise known as Easter Vigil, which occurs the night before Easter Sunday.
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Which Vigil Mass? Every major solemnity has a Vigil Mass and communion is distributed at each one. Eg: Christmas Vigil, Holy Saturday Easter Vigil, Pentecost Vigil, etc.
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The Paschal candle is blessed at Easter during the service of Light. The Easter Vigil is held during the hours of darkness between sunset on the Saturday following Good Friday, and dawn on Easter Sunday.
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The Paschal candle is blessed at Easter during the service of Light. The Easter Vigil is held during the hours of darkness between sunset on the Saturday following Good Friday, and dawn on Easter Sunday.
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A convert is presented at the mass of the Easter Vigil and confirmed. The priest asks if the convert accepts all the teachings of the church and if he rejects Satan.
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The Paschal candle is blessed at Easter during the service of Light. The Easter Vigil is held during the hours of darkness between sunset on the Saturday following Good Friday, and dawn on Easter Sunday.
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It is blessed at the Easter Vigil -the Saturday night before Easter Sunday
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It is blessed at the Easter Vigil -the Saturday night before Easter Sunday
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No, a child does not have to be baptized on Easter unless they would like to be.
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The period in the Christian calendar from Holy Thursday to Easter Sunday.
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Usually at the Easter Vigil catechumens will receive the Rites of Initiation--that is, the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Communion.
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Easter vigil
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the Paschal candle
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Those things are sometimes done at the Easter Vigil.
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Catholics in Poland celebrate Easter the same way as any other Catholics, by going to Mass, the Easter Vigil if they can manage it.
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A paschal candle is lit
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On Easter Sunday, adult catechumens are given the sacrament of Baptism, Holy Communion and Confirmation.
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Lent ends at the beginning of the Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord's Supper in the evening, which begins the shortest season of the year - the Easter Triduum, which runs through Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and ends Saturday at dark when the Easter Vigil begins. When the Easter Vigil begins, we enter the 50 day season of Easter.
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They are referred to as Catechumens.
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the night before Easter. It can start at different times, but usually begins around 10 and ends around midnight on Easter day. It is a beautiful mass.
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The Easter Exultant is sung at the beginning of the Easter Vigil. It is also called the Easter Proclamation because it tells the story of creation, Adam & Eve, all the way through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ...Our Savior, who's resurrection we celebrate at the Easter Vigil. The Exultant has two MOST IMPORTANT WORDS...Happy Fault!!!. This refers to the Garden of Eden and the fall of Adam & Eve for without this Happy Fault we would never have known Jesus as the Son of God coming to earth to give His life for our salvation.
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The Paschal candle is blessed at Easter during the service of Light. The Easter Vigil is held during the hours of darkness between sunset on the Saturday following Good friday, and dawn on Easter Sunday.
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On Holy Saturday (the night before Easter) it can start at different times though usually around 3 PM - midnight.
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On Easter vigil you can probably hold the Easter candle which is lit from the pascal candle in your own hands and have your own candle in your hands as well. You can be seated with your son and place your hand with the candle near him so that he might feel the of the light of God, the light of the Risen Christ.
Faith works miracles in ones life.
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The Candle over the Tabernacle, where the Blessed Sacrament is kept.
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the Paschal candle, which is used during baptisms throughout the year
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Yes. It includes the blessing of the Easter Candle, several additional biblical readings and often rites for people converting to the Catholic faith (who may be baptized and will be receiving their First Communion and Confirmation).
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Easter Vigil usually begins at sunset on Easter Saturday. Every church has different mass times however, depending on the needs of its parish.
Roman Catholic AnswerNot sure what you're asking, but the last Mass is in the evening on Holy Thursday, after that there are no more Masses celebrated on Friday or Saturday until sundown when the Easter Vigil is celebrated.1 answer
Yes, it's much longer, though, as churches often have their adult converts baptized as this mass.
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Vigil means "a close watch" as in: I am keeping a vigil on my neighbor --- I think he murdered his wife.
Catholic AnswerIn the Catholic Church, a Vigil is the day or eve before a feast or solemnity. Prior to Vatican Council II there were many more Vigils, the Church has reduced the solemn vigils to Christmas, Easter, and Pentecost.5 answers
The Easter Vigil, also called the Paschal Vigil or the Great Vigil of Easter, is a service held in many Christian churches as the first official celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus. Historically, it is during this service that people (especially adults) are baptized and that adult catechumens are received into full communion with the Church. It is held in the hours of darkness between sunset on Holy Saturday and sunrise on Easter Day-most commonly in the evening of Holy Saturday-but is considered to be the first celebration of Easter Day, since the Christian tradition considers feasts- and other days of observance where Masses are celebrated- to begin at sunset of the previous day.
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The Easter Season begins at or near the midnight between Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday, with the celebration of the first part of the Divine Office (liturgical prayer-cycle) of Easter Sunday. This normally takes place during the celebration of the first Mass of Easter commencing near midnight on the night of Holy Saturday. In various places for various reasons, the first Mass of Easter might be held some time during the earlier evening of Holy Saturday. In the concluding part of the first Mass of Easter, the first part of Easter Divine Office is celebrated and this is (strictly speaking) when the Easter Season begins. Before certain changes in the 1950s, the Easter Vigil was celebrated in the morning hours of Holy Saturday, and the Easter Season commenced when the vigil ceremonies has been completed (that is, in the afternoon of Holy Saturday). Since the 1950s, the rule is that the Lenten fast continues until the midnight between Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday. Obviously, if people are taking part in the Easter Vigil ceremonies, they will not be eating or drinking (except for taking water or medicines in an emergency), and so the Lenten fast is observed for the entire day, and the Easter Season commences at or near the midnight.
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Morning Prayer ( Liturgy of the Hours). There is no Mass on Holy Saturday, before the Easter Vigil.
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