Easter Monday

Easter Monday, known as "Lunedì dell'Angelo" or "Pasquetta" in Italian, is a significant religious and cultural holiday celebrated in Vatican City, the heart of the Catholic Church. It follows Easter Sunday, which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In Vatican City, Easter Monday is observed as a day of rest and reflection, continuing the joyous celebrations of Easter. The day often begins with a special papal address or blessing from St. Peter's Square, where the Pope may deliver a message of peace and hope to the faithful. Many pilgrims and visitors gather to participate in this moment, which underscores the spiritual significance of the occasion. Easter Monday is also a time for families and communities to come together, often enjoying outdoor activities, picnics, and festive meals. In Vatican City, the atmosphere remains reverent yet joyful, blending religious traditions with a sense of renewal and hope. The holiday serves as a reminder of the Easter message of resurrection and new beginnings, resonating deeply within the Catholic faith and beyond.