Paschal (adjective)

1. Relating to the Christian holiday of Easter or to the Passover, especially in reference to the paschal lamb.
2. Relating to or of the nature of a paschal lamb.

Origin:

The word 'paschal' is derived from the latin word 'paschalis', which means 'relating to easter'.

Examples:

1. The paschal candle is lit during the Easter Vigil.
2. The paschal mystery is a central theme of the Catholic Church's liturgical calendar.
3. The paschal lamb is a symbol of sacrifice and redemption in the Christian faith.
4. The priest led the congregation in singing paschal hymns.
5. The church decorated with paschal flowers in celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.