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The coronavirus has upended Easter events worldwide. See how people across the globe are observing Good Friday as they stay home because of the pandemic. nyti.ms/3ebpIg9
One of those staying home, Jean-Pierre Leteneur of Paris, watched a live broadcast of Mass on Friday from the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, where a small service was held nearly a year after a fire ravaged the building. nyti.ms/2JWI4UA
In the Philippines, the authorities canceled the procession of the centuries-old Black Nazarene statue of Jesus through Manila. Some people defied social distancing orders as they knelt on the way to the statue’s home in a church in the Quiapo district. nyti.ms/2JWI4UA
In São Paulo, Brazil, the Consolação church — and all others — were closed during Holy Week, with Masses broadcast online. nyti.ms/2JWI4UA
In Berlin, a nearly empty Berlin Cathedral livestreamed a Good Friday service. nyti.ms/2JWI4UA
See more photos from a very different Good Friday as the coronavirus pandemic upended Holy Week around the world nyti.ms/2JWI4UA
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