Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro recounts the night of the Passover arson attack and speaks out against political violence.

Are you ready for The Four Questions? Passover, a Jewish celebration of freedom from slavery in Egypt, is celebrated in April. Jewish families will once again come together to celebrate a Seder meal.

Passover began on April 12 and will continue through the upcoming weekend. Passover is a Jewish holiday during the month of Nisan on the Hebrew calendar. It usually falls on a day in March or April.

Passover is typically celebrated with a feast called a seder on the first evening of the holiday, though some may extend seders to the second evening of Passover as well. While everyone's ...

“What is Passover and how do we celebrate it?” a gentile asks the apostles in The Chosen, the blockbuster TV show about Jesus and his disciples. Each episode opens with the disciples sitting ...

The date of Easter changes each year and is determined by the lunar calendar. Passover and Easter are both religious holidays that can occur in March or April. This year, the first full moon after ...

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 ...

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.

Passover begins at sundown Saturday. There will be two ritual meals, or Seders, designed to imitate an ancient Roman banquet. No leavened bread will be consumed for eight days. In fact ...

With the eight-day Passover holiday that began Saturday with the seder meal — and its “Why is this night different?” question — the play on wording is apt: During Passover, when Jews ...

Officials talked of the expense among the food insecure of meeting kosher requirements for Passover. Susan Berman, the JCC's associate executive director of community engagement, said ...

In all, a bag of Easter groceries will cost $106.40 — up 11% or $10.31, from a year ago. Passover staples will cost you $124.51 — 18.1% or $15.10 more than last year, The Post found.