Lent and Easter Unite, As Do All Things, in the Mass
The Holy Eucharist is a threshold across which we pass into heaven.
Results from Tag: 'lent'
This Lent, For All of Us, ‘Into Great Silence’
15 years on, this documentary has never been more relevant
Coronavirus: How Lenten Kenosis Prepares Us for Easter
In Lent through kenosis one is emptied and purified. It is kenosis that allows one to rediscover priorities, establishing a right relationship with beauty and setting us free.
Virtual Retreats Offer Spiritual Preparation for Holy Week
During the coronavirus lockdown, many dioceses and religious communities are offering virtual retreats on the internet.
Lenten Soup Recipe: Zucchini and Pepper Soup
Ladies from the Diocese of Arlington in Virginia share their meatless soup recipes for your Lenten enjoyment.
Jesus Wept: The Role of Mourning in the Christian Life
User's Guide to Sunday, March 29
Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, Dioceses Permit Meat on Fridays During Lent
In a letter to his diocese published March 26, Bishop Shelton Fabre of Houma-Thibodeaux, Louisiana, wrote that while the practices of fasting on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, and abstinence on other Fridays during Lent was the law of the Church, he understood that many people in his diocese may be experiencing difficulty with grocery shopping or obtaining meat alternatives.
This Lent, Accept No Substitutes
The purpose of Lent is for man to become closer to God — and that’s something that can’t be faked.
Lenten Soup Recipe: New England Clam Chowder
Ladies from the Diocese of Arlington in Virginia share their meatless soup recipes for your Lenten enjoyment.
