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What Is Good Friday?


Christians observe Good Friday (for English-speaking Eastern Orthodox Christians, “Great and Holy Friday”) as the day Jesus was crucified and died. It is the most somber day on the Christian calendar. On Good Friday, some Christians abstain from meat or refrain from food altogether. They may also attend special church services that might include readings from the gospel stories of Jesus' Passion, Jesus' last words, and other Bible passages. Catholics often make the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday. 

Brief explanations of important Christian holidays during the week before Easter such as Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday and Good Friday

 

  • What Is Holy Week?
  • What Is Palm Sunday?
  • What Is Maundy Thursday?
  • What Is the Passion?
  • What Is Good Friday?
  • What Is Easter?
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