Friday the 13th: Why you should be cautious of it
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Friday the Thirteenth is often deemed an unlucky day by superstition. Some trace this belief back to the Last Supper, attended by Jesus and his 12 disciples, totalling 13, on the eve of Good Friday. With superstitions woven into everyday language, it raises the question: should we be cautious about our words and actions, or give weight to these superstitions? Kate Orson, an author, speaker, and ex-New Age adherent, discussed this topic with Michael Fanstone.
Released on 13 Sep 2024
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