The Paschal season is a significant period in the Christian liturgical calendar that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It begins on Easter Sunday and lasts for fifty days, culminating in the feast of Pentecost. This season emphasizes themes of renewal, hope, and the promise of eternal life. During the Paschal season, many Christian communities engage in special liturgical practices, including the singing of the Alleluia and the use of white or gold vestments. The readings and prayers focus on the resurrection narratives and the early days of the Christian church, highlighting the transformative power of the resurrection.