Millions of people worldwide are preparing to celebrate the annual Jewish holiday of Passover. Though they often occur around the same time, Lent is a 40-day period observed by Christians, while ...

Passover is coming up, and so the Jewish holiday is top of mind. You might be wondering why, and how the holiday of Passover, which is the most observed holiday in the Jewish faith, is celebrated.

The Jewish holiday of Passover plays an important role in Judaism, according to myjewishlearning.com. Jews eat unleavened bread or "matzo" during the celebratory Jewish festival, according to ...

Passover, a major Jewish holiday, commemorates the liberation of the Hebrews from slavery in ancient Egypt. The holiday is celebrated with a Seder, a ritual feast including symbolic foods and the ...

Passover, the most observed holiday in the Jewish faith, is right around the corner. You might be wondering why and how Passover is celebrated. Called Pesach in Hebrew, the celebration of the holiday ...

The Jewish holiday of Passover begins Saturday, April 12 at sundown and goes until nightfall on Sunday, April 20. There are variations of the tradition from Orthodox to Reformed Judaism. Two nights ...

Each year, thousands of Greater Bostonians observe Passover through Seder, the ceremonial meal of prayers, blessings and wine retelling the story of the Jews’ exodus from ancient Egypt. It’s a ...

The first day of spring is upon us and so are other key dates and spring holidays to look forward to, such as Easter, Passover, Good Friday and the end of Lent. Unlike many other holidays, the Easter ...

For Jews throughout the Diaspora, Passover is celebrated for eight days. The first Seder begins on the evening of Saturday, April 12 — the 15th of the Jewish month of Nisan — and ends well after ...

Passover, a Jewish holiday celebrating liberation from slavery in Egypt, begins at sundown on April 12 and ends at nightfall on April 20 for Jewish people outside of Israel. The dates of Passover are ...