Today, Christians all across the world will commemorate Jesus Christ's death on Good Friday. Good Friday, unlike other days, is a day of grief because it commemorates the day on which Jesus Christ was crucified.
Good Friday, unlike other days, is a day of grief because it commemorates the day on which Jesus Christ was crucified.
The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is seen as a symbol of his compassion for people and readiness to alleviate their pain.
Many people go to the Vatican City, where the Pope recites the Way of the Cross outside the Colosseum, to commemorate Good Friday.
These recitations are created for Catholics who travel from all over the world to participate in this celebration.