Easter

3. A joyful gathering or event to honor or commemorate something, such as a holiday or achievement.
5. A symbol of Christianity representing the crucifixion of Jesus.
6. Friday
7. A large public celebration or event, often involving food, music, and activities related to a cultural or religious theme.
8. An activity where children search for hidden eggs or treats, commonly held during Easter.
11. The act of rising from the dead; specifically refers to Jesus' return to life after crucifixion.
13. A period of 40 days of fasting and reflection leading up to Easter, observed by many Christians.
15. An object or image that represents a deeper meaning or idea, such as eggs representing new life.
16. A Christian holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

1. The season when Easter occurs, symbolizing renewal and new beginnings.
2. The Sunday before Easter, commemorating Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, marked by the distribution of palm branches.
3. A common treat enjoyed during Easter, often in the form of eggs or bunnies.
4. Customs or practices that are passed down through generations; often observed during holidays.
7. A group of individuals related by blood or marriage, often coming together to celebrate holidays like Easter.
9. A traditional Spanish sweet made from bread soaked in milk and egg, typically served during Easter.
10. A rabbit, often associated with Easter as a symbol of fertility and spring; known for delivering Easter eggs.
12. A common symbol of new life and rebirth, often decorated and exchanged during Easter.
14. The week leading up to Easter Sunday, commemorating significant events in the life of Jesus, including his crucifixion.