About 45,000 results
Open links in new tab
  1. Why is the Crucifixion believed to have happened on Friday?

    Apr 4, 2023 · Closed 2 years ago. Arguments have been made for the crucifixion not being on a Friday. In particular, it is obvious that there are not three nights between Friday and Sunday; …

  2. Is there a special name for the day between Easter and Good Friday?

    Good Friday Holy Saturday The days following Easter Sunday are called Easter Monday, Easter Tuesday and so on through to Easter Saturday, which is 6 days after Easter Sunday The …

  3. What is the first recorded observation of Good Friday?

    6 When was the first Good Friday commemoration observed, distinct from Pascha/Passover or Sunday Easter? Related: What is the origin of the Good Friday tradition? However, I am not …

  4. Why do we celebrate Easter only 2 days after Good Friday?

    Dec 10, 2019 · I have always wondered why we celebrate Easter only two 24 hour periods since Good Friday. Throughout Scripture we see the Apostles and Paul talking about Jesus's …

  5. church history - What is the origin of the Good Friday tradition ...

    Apr 13, 2017 · As suggested by this question and this answer, it seems possible that Jesus actually died on a Wednesday, not on a Friday. In light of these competing theories, what is …

  6. life of jesus - Why is the tradition of Easter "Friday to Sunday" …

    Nov 14, 2024 · The gospels say he died on a Friday and rose on Sunday. That's why the tradition of Easter is Friday to Sunday. Proofs: Three gospels clearly state that the Last Supper …

  7. What kinds of liquids can Catholics have while fasting?

    There are times of the year when Catholics are obligated to fast, such as Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. During that time, what kind of liquids are allowed? Water only? Juice? …

  8. Why is the Jewish Passover on 28 March 2021 but Good Friday is …

    Mar 28, 2021 · 5 I've just noticed that the Jewish Festival of Passover falls on Sunday 28th March (2021), the night of the full moon, but the Christian Church is celebrating "Good Friday" on …

  9. church history - When was Good Friday first called "Good ...

    When was the Friday Passion week day first called "Good"? This can be in any language as long as the title or description is using something that can be understood the same (Latin …

  10. catholicism - Is every single minute of the year a mass being ...

    May 7, 2017 · No. There is no mass celebrated on Good Friday, in any Catholic church, anywhere. It is an obligation of every Roman Priest to say Mass every day, except for the …