When is Good Friday: The first week of April is considered very sacred in Christianity. The Friday coming in this week is called Good Friday. People of Christian society follow many traditions on this day, which makes this day even more special.
What’s on 3rd April: The month of April is very special for the people of Christian society. Because Holy Week is celebrated in this month. The Friday that comes in this holy week is called Good Friday i.e. Holy Friday. This time Good Friday is on 3rd April. On this day people of Christian society remember the sacrifice of Lord Jesus. It is believed that Lord Jesus has been crucified on this day. Know further the special things related to Good Friday…
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Why is Good Friday special?
Good Friday reminds us of the sacrifice of Lord Jesus. According to Christian belief, on this day Jesus Christ sacrificed himself for the welfare of humanity and for the salvation of sins. Even when he was being crucified, he was merciful to the guilty. His last words were ‘Lord, forgive them, because they do not know what they are doing.’ The day Lord Jesus was crucified was Friday, since then Good Friday is being celebrated. In earlier times, jaggery meant sacred or from God.
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How do you celebrate Good Friday?
1. On Good Friday, people of Christian religion gather at one place i.e. church and offer special prayers for Lord Jesus.
2. On this day, the teachings of Jesus are also remembered and a resolution is taken to implement them in life.
3. Some people also keep fast on this day. Some also remember the sacrifice of Lord Jesus in different other ways.
4. On this day in Girijadhar, people do not play bells made of metal but special musical instruments made of wood. This tradition is also very old.
5. Some people. Donate to the poor on the occasion of Good Friday. It is believed that doing this shows respect for Lord Jesus.