Good Friday Crucifixion Tradition in the Philippines

Devout Catholics in the Philippines reenacted the crucifixion of Jesus Christ on Good Friday as a tradition to atone for sins, pray for peace in conflict areas, and seek relief for those in need. The ritual draws tourists and has become an annual religious spectacle in Pampanga province.

Good Friday and Jesus' Sacrifice

Good Friday is observed by Christians as the day Jesus died on the cross to reconcile humanity with God. Political figures shared messages honoring Jesus' sacrifice on social media.

Good Friday and Easter Sunday Observance by Christians

Good Friday is observed by Christians to remember the crucifixion of Jesus, followed by his resurrection on Easter Sunday. These beliefs are central to many Americans' views on life and death, despite growing secularism. The events took place on Golgotha outside Jerusalem, fulfilling biblical prophecies. The Book of Hebrews explains how Jesus' sacrifice fulfilled the old sacrificial system. Many may find these beliefs absurd, but they have been held for centuries.

Good Friday Crucifixion Ritual in the Philippines

Filipino villager nailed to a wooden cross for the 35th time to reenact Jesus Christ's suffering on Good Friday, praying for peace in Ukraine, Gaza, and the South China Sea. The tradition draws tourists and has resumed after a pause due to the pandemic.

Good Friday and the Crucifixion Story

Senior pastor reflects on the meaning of Good Friday and the humanity and divinity of Christ highlighted in the crucifixion story.