Good Friday: A Day of Reflection and Hope

What is Good Friday?

Good Friday marks the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is observed during Holy Week, two days before Easter Sunday.

Why is it Called 'Good' Friday?

Though it remembers a painful event, the term "Good" reflects the hope and salvation it brought to humanity through Christ's sacrifice.

How is it Observed?

– Church services – Prayers and fasting – Reflective readings – The Stations of the Cross

The Crucifixion

Jesus was crucified at Calvary. He bore the sins of the world — a symbol of ultimate love and forgiveness.

The Message of Good Friday

– Love – Sacrifice – Redemption Good Friday reminds us of the power of faith and the light that follows darkness.

Looking Ahead to Easter

While Good Friday is somber, Easter Sunday brings celebration — marking Jesus’ resurrection and victory over death.

Wishing You a Peaceful Good Friday