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Holy Saturday…the rituals of celebrating the last days of Holy Week

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Holy Saturday in the Christian religion is considered an important day celebrated in many countries outside Egypt, especially in the Middle East and countries with Christian origins. It is usually celebrated on Holy Saturday, which comes the night before Easter Sunday.

The rituals of celebrating Holy Saturday in the Christian religion include many religious events and special celebrations.

This includes private masses and communal prayers in churches, reading the Bible, and contemplating the meanings of Easter and salvation.

The celebration of Holy Saturday also enhances the spirit of joy and hope in the resurrection, as Christians are reminded of the importance of Christ’s resurrection and opening the way to spiritual salvation.

Some countries hold religious parades on Holy Saturday, where Christians participate in the streets and public squares to express their joy in the Christian resurrection. It may also include charitable celebrations and the distribution of food and gifts to the poor and needy, as an expression of the spirit of love and solidarity taught by the Christian religion.

In general, Holy Saturday in the Christian religion is considered an occasion to celebrate hope and salvation, and to strengthen the religious spirit and social cohesion among followers of Christianity in various parts of the world.

When Holy Saturday comes in the Christian religion outside of Egypt, its celebration is full of special traditions and rituals that differ slightly from one country to another and even from one church to another. This day is an opportunity to communicate with the Christian community and promote religious spirituality.

Through these celebrations, Christians feel joy and hope because of the Christian resurrection, and are reminded of the importance of the crucifixion and resurrection in their faith. Churches offer various programs that include prayers, songs, and sermons that address the meanings of Easter and Resurrection. Some churches also hold special religious parades on this occasion, where believers gather to participate in celebrations in the streets and public squares.

In addition, there are multiple charitable events aimed at supporting those in need and providing assistance to the poor and needy in society. This consists of distributing food and gifts, and organizing social events that bring together Christians to get to know each other and exchange congratulations and wishes for goodness and peace.

In general, Holy Saturday in the Christian religion is considered an opportunity to strengthen religious spirituality and social cohesion among followers of Christianity in the world, and to remind them of the importance of hope and faith in the face of the challenges and difficulties they may face.