Good Friday 2020: When And How The Day Is Observed

Good Friday is observed every year on the Friday before the preceding Easter Sunday. This Year, Good Friday 2020 is observed worldwide on April 10. Good Friday is a religious Christian Holiday that remembers and commemorates the crucifixion of Lord Jesus. The day is observed during the holy and pious week of the Paschal Triduum on the Friday before the Easter Sunday. Good Friday is also known by the names of Great Friday, Black Friday and Holy Friday. Good Friday is the day when Jesus Christ was crucified and the Easter Sunday is the day when the Lord was resurrected.

Good Friday 2020 Importance

The day is observed by Christian communities including Eastern Orthodox, Catholic and many more with fasting and services that are offered in churches. The date of Good Friday varies every year in terms of Gregorian and Julian Calendars. Good Friday is considered as legal holiday in most of the western countries while in countries like Germany things like dancing and horse racing are not allowed.

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Meanwhile, in countries such as Canada, Australia, Germany and Brazil, God Friday is observed as a federal or a public holiday. As a customary act, only water along-with bread, salt and herbs can be consumed to the Black Fast between specific time periods of the day. This is the day when Jesus Christ gave the message of kindness, love and become the symbol of Humanity.

Good Friday recounts the story of Jesus Christ that is all about selfless love for others. Good Friday is observed with prayers and church services. The Easter Sunday that comes after the Good Friday is the day when Lord Jesus was resurrected and restored the faith in kindness, love and humanity.