Good Friday is the Friday before Easter. This Friday is a way to remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus.
Eastern Orthodox, as well as Greek-Catholics, meet three times during the day for prayer. They meet once in the morning to pray the Royal Hours that are appointed for that day. In the afternoon (around 3 p.m.), they pray again. Eastern Orthodox Christians pray then because it is the time of day that the Bible gives for the death of Christ. They pray once more in the evening, Holy Saturday.
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I love your hot links. Try to use another source besides Wikipedia though.
I could tell that you summarized your source well. Good job Grace!
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