In a tradition that spilled over from Rogationtide, English people celebrating the feast for this event would throw water on any passerby who didn't offer a coin as part of the tradition of beating the bounds. On the feast day celebrating this holy event, the Bucentaur was employed to allow the Doge of Venice to conduct the Marriage of the Sea. The 1607 Congregation of Rites decreed that the Paschal candle stay lit until the feast celebrating this event. Jesus warns (*) 
In a tradition that spilled over from Rogationtide, English people celebrating the feast for this event would throw water on any passerby who didn't offer a coin as part of the tradition of beating the bounds. On the feast day celebrating this holy event, the Bucentaur was employed to allow the Doge of Venice to conduct the Marriage of the Sea. The 1607 Congregation of Rites decreed that the Paschal candle stay lit until the feast celebrating this event. Jesus warns (*) "do not hold me" because this action has not taken place yet in John 20:17. This event is described in the Gospel of Luke and again at the beginning of Acts of the Apostles, albeit at an apparently different time. This event, which took place on the Mount of Olives, is celebrated on the fortieth day of Easter, Holy Thursday. For 10 points, name this event where Jesus left Earth and entered Heaven.
In a tradition that spilled over from Rogationtide, English people celebrating the feast for this event would throw water on any passerby who didn't offer a coin as part of the tradition of beating the bounds.
Ascension of Jesus [accept equivalents involving Jesus going to heaven until "Jesus" is read: accept Holy Thursday before mentioned] 