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In Eastern Christianity, First Friday of Lent, which occurs during the first week of Lent, is traditionally considered as a day of sacrifice, prayers, fasting and abstinence.
In Eastern Christian tradition, Lent refers to the 40 days leading up to the day that Jesus was resurrected.
Lent is intended to be a "workshop" where the character of each person is spiritually uplifted and strengthened and where their life is rededicated to the principles and ideals of the Gospel.
During this period, Christians are encouraged to engage in fasting and prayer, and to participate in "good works" such as charity and acts of compassion.
Here are some ways you can observe this day according to Eastern Christian tradition:
