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Ain’t No Friday, Like Good Friday!
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Angel Faulk
2023-01-01T00:00:00Z
2023
"Ain’t No Friday, Like Good Friday" is a story written from rich lived experiences. The author’s purpose is to share Good Friday family traditions from Louisiana culture on the weekend of Easter. Good Friday is the start of the Easter celebration for the end of the Lenten season recognized by the Catholic church. Readers can relate their experiences of Good Friday to Cajun and Creole traditions during this season. This nonfiction story brings joy and memories of the good times we celebrate as a family to keep the tradition going.
This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2023.
Education Folklore Children's stories
University of Louisiana at Lafayette
