Bright Week

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Bright Week is the joyful week-long celebration in Eastern Christianity that immediately follows Easter, marked by festive liturgies and the continued proclamation of Christ’s resurrection.

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Label Occurrences
Bright Week canonical 4

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian feast
Eastertide period
liturgical season
moveable feast
associatedChant Christ is risen from the dead (Paschal troparion)
calendarType date varies according to the Paschal computus
celebratedIn Byzantine Rite NERFINISHED
Eastern Catholic Churches NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
Oriental Orthodox Churches NERFINISHED
centralTheme Resurrection of Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
joy
new life
characterizedBy continuous singing of the Paschal troparion
festive liturgies
frequent Divine Liturgies
processions
containsDay Bright Friday
Bright Monday
Bright Saturday NERFINISHED
Bright Thursday NERFINISHED
Bright Tuesday
Bright Wednesday
duration one week
endsOn Thomas Sunday in some traditions
fastingRule fast-free period
no fasting even on Friday
no fasting even on Wednesday
follows Easter Sunday NERFINISHED
Pascha NERFINISHED
hasOtherName Bright Week of Pascha NERFINISHED
Diakaiósimi (Greek: Διακαινήσιμος) Week NERFINISHED
Paschal Week NERFINISHED
Renewal Week NERFINISHED
Svetlaya Sedmitsa (Russian: Светлая седмица) NERFINISHED
linkedTo Great and Holy Week NERFINISHED
Pentecost through the Pentecostarion period NERFINISHED
liturgicalBookUsage Paschal services from the Pentecostarion
liturgicalColor gold
white
liturgicalPractice Royal Doors remain open during services in many Byzantine churches NERFINISHED
frequent use of bells and processions
repetition of Paschal Hours instead of ordinary Hours
observedBy Christians of Eastern traditions
partOf Easter season NERFINISHED
Paschal cycle NERFINISHED
proclaims Christ’s victory over death
startsOn Easter Sunday NERFINISHED

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