This day is physically impossible to work and to do any household chores you can’t sew, knit, and cut.
Today is good Friday – the most mournful day of Easter week. This day commemorates the death of Jesus Christ, the descent from the cross his body and burial.
Good Friday has its own traditions, customs and taboos.
At exactly three o’clock in the Church during worship endure Shroud – this plat, which depicted in full growth in the Lord Jesus Christ lying in the tomb. Its removal from the altar and set in the center of the temple on the hill, which is decorated with flowers.
Then in the evening the second service, during which believers stand with candles in hand, and the Shroud is carried around the temple.
With Church services bring home the twelve candles and let them burn out completely. It is believed that it will bring material prosperity, luck and joy.
All the preparations for Easter have to finish on Maundy Thursday to Good Friday to distract people from prayers and services.
This day is physically impossible to work and to do any household chores you can’t sew, knit, and cut.
The only exception is the preparation of Easter baskets and planting in the garden or in the field. To plant anything is strictly forbidden, as stuck in the land of iron objects on Good Friday are trouble.
Will refrain from visiting places of entertainment and activities. It is believed that the person is overly joyful on Good Friday, the next cry for a year.
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