President Ramaphosa to join Good Friday liturgy

The liturgy is a public form of worship in which the church community gathers in reflection, praise, thanksgiving, and participation in Holy Communion.

President Ramaphosa to join Good Friday liturgy
President Ramaphosa will join the Good Friday liturgy from his home in Johannesburg. Image Credit: Twitter(@PresidencyZA)
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President Cyril Ramaphosa will today join an online Good Friday liturgy, led by the Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, His Grace Thabo Makgoba.

The liturgy is a public form of worship in which the church community gathers in reflection, praise, thanksgiving, and participation in Holy Communion.

Today's service, at 12h00, will be broadcast live on SABC television and radio, with a feed provided by the public broadcaster to other channels.

Like many religious communities around the country, clergy in the Anglican Archdiocese of Cape Town have been using various digital platforms to enable parishioners to share fellowship while remaining at home.

President Ramaphosa will join the Good Friday liturgy from his home in Johannesburg.

He will, at the invitation of the Archbishop, deliver remarks at the conclusion of the assembly.

(With Inputs from South African Government Press Release)

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