Good Friday
Christians observe Good Friday as a religious holiday in memory of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The various rituals performed on this 'Holy Friday' and services offered in the churches, are a tribute to the pain and suffering endured by Jesus. Jesus Christ was the son of God, who is believed to have risen again on the Easter Sunday. Good Friday is a day to remember Jesus, his suffering for mankind and a day to 'celebrate' the victory of good over evil. For more on the history and traditions of Good Friday, and its significance, read on.
- How to Observe Good Friday
A lot of people want to know how to observe Good Friday, which is a somber day during the Holy Week in Lent. The history of Good Friday has an important role to play, in the way this day is observed.
- History of Good Friday
Good Friday commemorates the sacrifice made by the only "son of God" to save humanity from hell. On this day, Christians all over the world honor the suffering and pain Lord Jesus went through, and thank the Lord for redemption of mankind. This article speaks briefly about the history of Good Friday and the rituals associated with this day.
- Why is Good Friday Called Good?
The 40 holy days of Lent are coming to a close, and Good Friday is just 'round the corner... I'm sure almost everybody's heard of Good Friday, but how many people know what it's all about? In fact, very surely, the one question that rules a lot of people's minds is, why is Good Friday called good? So how about we find out...
