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Deep Silence, Extinguished Fire, Strict Fasting: Good Friday, the Day of Greatest Mourning

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The following is an adapted version of an article written by Orsolya Ferenczi-Bónis, originally published in Magyar Krónika. Good Friday is the day commemorating the death of Jesus on the cross, a time of great mourning, observed with total silence, the fires extinguished, mirrors covered with a black shroud, and all clocks stopped. Early in the morning, families would walk to church, women and girls in black mourning dresses; white in some regi…

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