Christians Around the World Observe Good Friday – IOTW Report

Christians Around the World Observe Good Friday

Christians around the world today observe Good Friday, the anniversary of the day Jesus Christ was crucified on a hill called Golgotha outside the walls of Jerusalem over 2,000 years ago by Roman soldiers.

Crosses shaped the image of Jerusalem's Old Town on Good Friday. Christians of all denominations crossed the Via Dolorosa to follow the path of Christ's suffering. In Rome, many appointments take place this time at Easter without the Pope.

Christians Around the World Observe Good Friday – IOTW Report

Breitbart: Christians around the world today observe Good Friday, the anniversary of the day Jesus Christ was crucified on a hill called Golgotha outside the walls of Jerusalem over 2,000

🔊 Listen to this news Despite the fact that Israeli bombs continue to fall on Gaza, both local and foreign pilgrims decided not to miss the Good Friday celebration in Jerusalem's Old City. This event had extensive security to ensure the protection of attendees. "We are here because we love Israel and Jesus. This year I have a group of 100 people. They told me I was crazy to come with such a large group, but people aren't afraid," Sueli Pasos, a…

In the Old City of Jerusalem today, several thousand pilgrims attended the Stations of the Cross service, with which Christians commemorate Jesus' suffering on the cross on Good Friday.

Good Friday Celebrations Across Europe A Journey Through Tradition and Faith

Good Friday, the solemn day commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, is observed with deep reverence across Europe. This holy day falls within Holy Week, leading up to Easter Sunday, and serves as a cornerstone of Christian tradition. While the essence of Good Friday remains consistent—mourning Christ’s sacrifice and reflecting on themes of redemption—the ways […]