MCO: Christians observe Good Friday via social media
A parishioner kisses the cross on Good Friday at the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Ipoh in this file picture taken on March 30, 2018. Christians across the country today observed Good Friday via social media due to the MCO. ― Picture by Farhan Najib
However, this has not dampened their spirit to observe the anniversary of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion via online service. Sermons titled Way of the Cross and Çelebration of the Passion of the Lord were broadcast live via YouTube Archdiocese of Kuala Lumpur in multiple languages since 2pm, and was followed by over 6,000 followers.
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