Catholics celebrate Easter this Sunday. Apart from the symbolism of the resurrection of Christ, this festival is also a great opportunity to get together as a family. Direction Centre de Flacq, at the Pavillon’s home.
Mauritians of the Catholic faith, like Louisiane Pavillon and her family, are getting ready to celebrate Easter.
As tradition demands, the whole family has observed Lent: “We observe Lent every year to welcome Easter in all piety.
This Saturday, the family will go to the local church to attend the Easter vigil: “It will be a moment of recollection before the next day’s celebrations.
Every year, the whole family will meet at Louisiane’s house for the traditional dinner: “We will meet at my house to spend a good time with the family. On the menu this Sunday there will be chicken briani on the table. We change the menu every year. And this year our choice is a good briani.
However, what will change this time is the inevitable picnic on Easter Monday: “With the health restrictions we will not go to the beach to picnic as in previous years. We will continue the party while staying at home.
