The Bible does not say anything about what happened on Easter Monday. It also doesn't specifically instruct Christians to celebrate the Monday following Easter Sunday. But across the globe, different cultures celebrate the day for different reasons. Annual dates of Easter Weekend vary by over a month. Why is that?

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