On Easter, Christians believe that Jesus Christ rose from the dead after being crucified. This event is known as the resurrection. According to Christian teachings, Jesus was arrested, tried, and sentenced to death on a cross. Christians believe Jesus died to atone for the sins of humanity, which means He took upon himself the wrongdoings of people to restore their relationship with God.

Three days after His death, Christians believe that Jesus rose from the dead. This miraculous event is celebrated as proof of His divine nature and the promise of eternal life for those who follow Him. The resurrection signifies victory over sin and death, demonstrating that love and life triumph over despair.

The Easter season is significant for Christians because it reaffirms their faith in Jesus as the Savior and the hope of new beginnings. Many Christians observe this event with special Masses, services, and traditions, such as sunrise services to celebrate the morning of the resurrection, as well as joy-filled gatherings with family and friends. Overall, Easter embodies the core beliefs of Christianity related to redemption, hope, and the eternal life offered through Jesus Christ.