Alpha, Omega and Cross: The symbols on the Easter candle
The symbols of the Easter candle explained
Each Easter candle carries a distinctive symbolism that goes far beyond mere design. These symbols make it the most important candle of the liturgical year. But what exactly do Alpha Omega and the cross mean? We decipher the sacred imagery for you – a must-read for all who appreciate light as a symbol of hope.
The symbols at a glance:
| symbol | Meaning |
| The Cross | The central symbol of faith and salvation. |
| alpha | The first letter of the Greek alphabet: Christ as the beginning. |
| omega | The last letter of the Greek alphabet: Christ as the end. |
| The year (2026) | Indicates that Christ is present even in the present day, in the year 2026. |
| Five grains of incense | They symbolize the five wounds of Christ on the cross. |
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