Antipascha

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Antipascha is the Eastern Orthodox Christian feast celebrated on the first Sunday after Easter, commemorating the Apostle Thomas’s encounter with the risen Christ.

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All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Antipascha canonical 2

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian liturgical feast
Eastern Orthodox feast
associatedFigure Apostle Thomas NERFINISHED
Jesus Christ NERFINISHED
calendarBasis moveable feast
celebratedWith Divine Liturgy NERFINISHED
special hymns from the Pentecostarion
commemorates Apostle Thomas NERFINISHED
Apostle Thomas’s encounter with the risen Christ
commemoratesEventDescribedIn Gospel of John 20:19–31 NERFINISHED
determinedBy date of Pascha
etymology from Greek ‘anti’ (in place of, corresponding to) and ‘Pascha’ (Easter)
follows Easter Sunday NERFINISHED
Pascha NERFINISHED
hasAlternativeName St. Thomas Sunday NERFINISHED
Sunday of St. Thomas NERFINISHED
Thomas Sunday NERFINISHED
keyExclamation My Lord and my God
liturgicalColor bright
liturgicalTradition Eastern Catholic Churches of Byzantine rite NERFINISHED
Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
occursOn first Sunday after Easter
first Sunday after Pascha
partOfSeason Paschal season NERFINISHED
Pentecostarion period
theologicalTheme confession of Christ’s divinity
faith in the Resurrection of Christ
overcoming doubt
usedInLanguage Church Slavonic NERFINISHED
Greek

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Thomas Sunday hasName Antipascha
Thomas Sunday alsoKnownAs Antipascha