@catholicanswers: Some sources will say Jesus was crucified on April 3, but this is according to the Julian calendar in use in the first century, which wasn't as precise as the Gregorian calendar we use today. So if we adjust from the old Julian calendar to the modern Gregorian one, the date of Jesus' crucifixion lands on April 1, 33 AD.   Check out our article "The Biggest April Fool of All Time" on catholic.com to learn more about how we know the date!

AKeyboard :

Divine sense of humor

Angel :

where are yall getting this info

Chi Rho :

4/3/33

RAIZ Mc :

holy humor

East Texas Catholic :

It was April 3

vertigo :

Spreading thy gospel: Matthew 28:19-20 "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you"

Duckyy :

HOLY PEAK DIVINE FACT

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everyone in com sec didn't read the caption😔

Dinkle :

The date of Passover changes yearly, we also don’t really know what year he died so sadly it probably wasn’t April 1st

OmegaT60_YT :

bro fell for it 🙏🥹

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no way

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Pam :

the calendar itself has changed since the birth of christ, so there's also that

subjectnumber3 :

I thought it was match 25

Charles Farner :

Aviv (after Babylonion captivity) Nisan..... In the original 10-month Roman calendar, Aprilis (April) was the second month, following Martius (March). It originally had 30 days and was often dedicated to the goddess Venus, symbolizing the opening ("aperire") of flowers and spring growth. It later became the fourth month (with 29 days) when January and February were added....

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