How do Catholics celebrate Easter?

The long answer is really good. I'm just going to tell you what I personally do as a Catholic on Easter, and I'm representing myself and most of my Catholic friends. I go to Catholic school, have since kindergarten and I'm a junior now. All through Lent, we don't eat meat on Fridays or on Ash Wednesday. Good Friday is the "sad day". We go to mass and it's a really solemn service and everything. We usually go to Stations of the Cross a couple of times too. We go to Mass on Sunday morning and procede as usually with dinner, easter egg hunts, etc. If you are researching Lent as well then there's a heck of a lot more that you need to know. In that case, I'd look it up. Try the Catholic Encycolopedia website. :-) Ellen

The long answer has it pretty much wrapped up and with a bow. The fasting on the Friday of Holy Week is pretty rough, but it's all part of the history and celebration of our faith. My family specifically has something like this on Easter Sunday, we go to Mass in the morning and then usually have a great barbecue or party with the family and do all the normal things like egg hunts, food, and being with the family.

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catholics do the same thing as christians they believe the same dat jesus died

so we don't go to hell. like all catholics we do what we want to do on the week days and when it comes to the holly days we go to church and pray our butts off.