March 22nd is the earliest possible date for Easter Sunday on the Gregorian calendar.

As a 33-year-old autistic/neurodiverse man obsessed with calendars and dates living in the 21st Century, I am ABSOLUTELY DETERMINED AND DESPERATE to experience both the earliest and latest possible dates of Western Easter within my lifetime (which is currently impossible and beyond the limits of the human lifespan)!

"Western" Easter Sunday holds profound significance, not just as a celebration of Jesus Christ's resurrection and renewal, but also as a fascinating exercise in the interplay between the solar and lunar calendars we currently use. 

While Western Easter's latest occurrence—April 25th—awaits us just 12 years from now in 2038 having most recently occurred in 1943, the earliest possible date (March 22nd), however has not happened since 1818 and will not naturally happen again until the 23rd Century (the year 2285) when we are all dead! The thought of witnessing one extreme without the other leaves me yearning for balance and incompleteness in this unique observance that should be experienced by us all for our generation!

By adjusting Easter to fall on March 22nd 2043 or 2054 as (instead of March 29th) as currently scheduled would allow many autistic individuals and calendar buffs, like myself, the opportunity to witness this rare alignment during our lifetimes!

Such a move may seem silly, ridiculous and unconventional, yet as a neurodivergent individual it celebrates our shared humanity by embracing diversity, inclusivity, and understanding of personal desires and differences. As society grows towards greater inclusiveness, shifting Easter to this date will demonstrate our ability to accommodate unique perspectives, fostering a sense of belonging and engagement for those who cherish these experiences.

By demanding policymakers to move Easter 2043 or 2054 to it's earliest possible date, we take a tangible step toward creating an inclusive environment where diverse needs are appreciated and celebrated. This initiative does not intend to diminish the traditional significance of the date, but rather to adapt it, without altering its core, to craft memories that span new horizons.

To implement this change to make an impossible dream possible, collaboration on a global scale and creating this global petition is necessary, engaging religious leaders, cultural communities, and governmental officials. By encouraging dialogues that respect spiritual practices and cultural heritage, we can work towards a unified decision that carries both symbolic meaning and emotional resonance.

Join me in urging policymakers, religious authorities, and international communities worldwide to advocate for an exceptional occasion - let us come together to ensure we all have the chance to witness one of the calendrical anomalies that bring joy and wonder to our lives!

Sign this petition to champion the celebration of Western Easter in the forthcoming 2043 or 2054 with March 22nd on Sunday affirming a legacy of inclusivity and shared human experiences which is limited and (sadly) dictated by the limits of the human lifespan. 

Many Orthodox Christians alive today over the age of 45 have already witnessed "their" Easter on both their latest and earliest dates in 1983 and 2010 respectively (as Orthodox Easter is calculated differently using the Julian calendar) but for Western Christians, we are all denied this chance!!

Together, we can make this rare possibility a beautiful reality which we won't miss out on. If you read a Reddit page in one of my petition updates you'll see why we need to take urgent action if we want to witness Easter on it's earliest date before we all die!

Although this request may sound silly and ridiculous, at least my voice is being heard worldwide by starting this global campaign - I live in Kingston-upon-Thames but someone in Australia will be able to access this petition!!

This is something that really needs to change and be DEBATED IN PARLIAMENT so please sign this petition if you agree with our cause, together we will bring a March 22nd Easter to the 21st Century!