Jesus was born in the spring everyone knows that.
Don't despair though, December 25th is another birthday as well (dating from the 7th century BCE): Natalis Solis Invicti, the birth of the Unconquered Sun.
It sounds wicked cool, and it's an excuse to use Latin!
I can't seem to find any information on what you actually do, so just continue on with that normal tree/flying ungulate hearder celebration thing you normally do.
Easter is the ressurection of Christ. That's why they call the Friday before Easter "Good Friday", because that's when He was crucified. Today isn't Jesus' birthday, we just celebrate it today.
It's when he was RESURRECTED. Good Friday is when He was crucified, aka died. You people need to go to church. Or at least go to a Christianity fact site.
