The Easter Vigil, celebrated in the Traditional Latin Roman Rite, is the most solemn and majestic liturgy of the Church year, marking the Resurrection of Christ. It begins in darkness with the blessing of the new fire and the Paschal Candle, symbolizing Christ, the Light of the World. The faithful are immersed in the beauty of ancient chants, readings from Scripture, and the joyful proclamation of the Gloria and Alleluia after the solemn silence of Lent. The Vigil includes the blessing of holy water, baptisms, and the renewal of baptismal vows, culminating in the first Mass of Easter. This sacred celebration invites the faithful to experience the triumph of Christ over death, the fulfillment of salvation history, and the hope of eternal life.