I don't have any Easter season practices. I look forward to what other people will post.

I add organ accompanyment to everything. Dishes, oven, fridge, everything.

No chant is done in my home during Easter.

Half-way through the morning myself and all the animals of the household stop to sing the Gloria.

Before I read the newspaper I sing the Alleluia rather than Praise to you Lord Jesus Christ.

Also, I play an organ postlude after I process to my bed.

Doughnuts, doughnuts, doughnuts.

right now, for the Octave, I am savoring the beauty of the church environment and the Easter Water at daily liturgies.

I have flowers in the house, along with a special bowl of water brought home from church, and a pillar candle. (I've thought of springing for a Marklin initiation candle that has the same decoration as our parish's paschal candle, but haven't ever done that.)

I read the entire Acts of the Apostles, and the gospel of John, as well as sitting with the daily readings from Acts and the gospel of John.

Nearer to Pentecost, I make this an annual time of listening and discernment: what has gone well in my church volunteer ministries? what needs more prayer and effort? what new things would I like to try that the church in general and my current local situation (whatever it is) will allow me to do?

In the Magnificat, Fr. Peter has a via lucis for the season of Easter. I really wish that he would publish a prayer book based upon the material found in Magnificat. And a book of saints...