Sixth Sunday of Easter

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The Sixth Sunday of Easter is a Christian liturgical celebration occurring late in the Easter season, focusing on the risen Christ’s teachings on love, joy, and the coming of the Holy Spirit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian liturgical celebration
Sunday of the Easter season
moveable feast
alsoCalled Rogation Days
surface form: Rogation Sunday
associatedPractice processions and litanies in Rogation observances
associatedWith farewell discourses of Jesus in the Gospel of John
calendarRelation falls between the Second and Seventh Sundays after Easter Sunday
celebratedBy Anglican Communion
Eastern Catholic Churches using the Roman Rite calendar
European Lutheran churches
surface form: Lutheran churches

Methodist churches
Catholic Church worldwide
surface form: Roman Catholic Church

many other Western Christian denominations
celebrationType feast of the Lord
commemorates appearances of the risen Christ to the disciples
dateDeterminedBy date of Easter Sunday
emphasizes indwelling of the Holy Spirit
keeping Christ’s commandments
unity between Christ and believers
focusesOn promise of the Holy Spirit
risen Christ’s teachings on joy
risen Christ’s teachings on love
follows Fifth Sunday of Easter
frequency annual observance
hasTheme Christian love as commanded by Jesus
anticipation of Pentecost
coming of the Advocate or Paraclete
joy in the resurrection
languageVariant Sixth Sunday of Easter self-linksurface differs
surface form: “Sixth Sunday of Easter” (English)

“VI Sunday of Easter” (liturgical books abbreviation)
linkedTo Rogation Days in some traditions
liturgicalColor white
liturgicalSeason Eastertide
observedIn Western Christianity
occursAfter Fifth Sunday of Easter
Fourth Sunday of Easter
occursBefore Ascension Day
surface form: Ascension of the Lord (in most Western calendars)
occursDuring late Easter season
occursOn Sunday
partOf Easter Week
surface form: Easter season
precedes Ascension
surface form: Ascension (where Ascension is observed on the following Thursday)

Seventh Sunday of Easter
readingsOftenInclude Gospel passages from John 14
Gospel passages from John 15
New Testament epistles emphasizing love
passages from the Acts of the Apostles
traditionallyObservedAs day of prayer for fruitful harvests in some Anglican and Protestant traditions

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Great Fifty Days includesFeast Sixth Sunday of Easter
Fifth Sunday of Easter precedes Sixth Sunday of Easter
Sixth Sunday of Easter languageVariant Sixth Sunday of Easter self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: “Sixth Sunday of Easter” (English)
Seventh Sunday of Easter follows Sixth Sunday of Easter