Easter fun facts from around the world

Easter is known Resurection Day or Resuraction Sunday.

Churches all over France keep their bells silent starting ... .

Brazilian "malhacao do judas" involves hanging and burning an effigy of ...

... is also known for its custom of using old Christmas trees to make the Easter Fire

... is a popular Easter custom from Guana and is belived to symbolize Christ's resurrection and ascension to heaven.

In Switzerland, Easter ... is credited by Swiss for bringing the colorful Easter eggs.

Parades and eggs rolling are just two of the many activites that make up the Easter celebration in the UK.

It is customary for ... boys to slightly tap girls ising willow twigs braided to form a whip known as "pomlazka".

In ... the Easter festival is called "Fasika".

Who participates in group procession that follow the Twelve Stations of the Cross or the route Jesus took when he made his way to Golgotha in Israe?

Lebanese ... is a type of cake or shortbread made with semolina, filled with walnuts or dates. and topped with icing sugar.

Poland legend has it that if the man of the house were assist in the making of "paska" or Easter bread, the dough would not rise and his moustache (if he has one) would turn gray.

... kids dress up as Easter witches and go around seeking treats from their neighbors.

Like Christmas, Easter has spawned many customs that bear no relevance or connection to the Christian belief in the death and ressurection of Jesus Christ,