Is Good Friday an obligation day for Catholic?

Question

If so, when is the other 4?

Answer 1

No.

Here are the holy days of obligation for Catholics (this is a list for the U.S., and varies by country) :

Christmas
Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God
The Ascension
The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
All Saints
The Immaculate Conception

Answer 2

No.

Holy Days of Obligation are feasts on which Catholics are required to assist at Mass.

In the United States these are:
+ Christmas, the Nativity of Jesus, December 25
+ Mary Mother of God, January 1
+ Ascension of the Lord, forty days after Easter
+ Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, August 15
+ All Saints' Day, November 1
+ Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, December 8

Outside the United States, variations of Holy Days may occur.

With love in Christ.

Answer 3

Neither Holy Thursday nor Good Friday are holy days of obligation. In the U.S., there are six obligatory solemnities (not counting all Sundays throughout the year), three of which (Mary, Mother of God: Jan. 1; Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary; Aug. 15; All Saints: Nov 1) are not obligatory if they fall on a Saturday or Monday, and three which are always obligatory (The Birth of Our Lord: Dec. 25; Mary, The Immaculate Conception: Dec. 8; The Ascension of the Lord: Thursday, forty days after Easter Sunday). Once again, Catholics are required to assist at Mass on all Sundays and holy days of obligation under pain of mortal sin. Hope this helps!

Answer 4

Good Friday is not a holiday of obligation it is the day catholics commemorate the passion, sufferings and death on the cross of Jesus Christ. Catholics go to church to listen to the LAST SEVEN WORDS of Jesus Christ.

Answer 5

No, it is not (there is no Mass on Good Friday, so there can't be a Mass obligation).

Answer 6

No.