Pentecost Sunday is 49 days after Easter Sunday.
Some say that Pentecost Sunday is 50 days after Easter Sunday. Indeed, the word Pentecost is derived from the Latin and Greek words meaning fiftieth. However, the period is 50 days long only when both Easter Sunday and Pentecost Sunday are included in the count, which disagrees with the common response to how many days after one date is another. This is totally understandable considering that the ancient Romans used to count days that way. For example, we would say that March 14 is the day before the ides of March, but they referred to it as the second day before the ides of March. Given the modern interpretation of the terminology, stating that Pentecost is 50 days after Easter is like stating that tomorrow is two days after today.
Pentecost Sunday is 49 days after Easter Sunday.
The Pentecost is usually seven weeks after Easter Sunday. The Pentecost usually comes 50 days after Easter. The days counted include Easter Day.
Many Christians including Catholics celebrate the Easter liturgical season for 50 days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost.
50 days Pentacost is 50 days after Easter -- hence the name.
Easter Sunday celebrates the Resurrection of Jesus. The Celebration of Easter begins on "Good Friday" which commemorates the Crucifixion of Jesus on the Cross. The Day of Pentecost or "Pentecostal Sunday" is celebrated 50 days after the resurrection of Jesus (or Easter Sunday) Each year, Pentecost Sunday comes 50 days after Easter Sunday, hence its name. The Greek word for 50 is pentecost. The beginning of Pentecost is recorded in Acts 2:1-2.
Ascension is the fortieth day after Easter and Pentecost the fiftieth. In the liturgical year, they are usually celebrated on the following Sunday.
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49 The seventh Sunday after Easter, commemorating the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples.
The church season of Easter lasts 49 days.
There were 385 days between Easter Sunday 2008 (March 23) to Easter Sunday 2009 (April 12).
Six, or maybe none. There are 40 days in Lent. However if you count the number of days from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday (the day before Easter) you find there are 46 days. The extra days are 6 Sundays. These Sundays are not really part of Lent. So if you give up chocolate for Lent you can eat it on Sundays. If you give up something more important like sarcasm or endeavor to do some good work then I suggest you keep up the effort on Lenten Sundays.