10 Ways to Make the Most of the Last Days of Lent
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Lent Was Made for Man, Not Man for Lent
Lent is often thought of as a time of voluntary suffering, but Scripture suggests that the involuntary sufferings may be just as important.
A Former Muslim Looks at Lent and Ramadan
A Muslim fasts to draw nearer to a distant God. A Christian fasts to draw nearer to a God who became man and dwelt among us.
A Lenten Refresher on the Parts of the Mass
The Eucharistic liturgy is not a string of prayers haphazardly following one upon another — there is a coherence to the structure of the Mass.
This Is a Time to Get on Our Knees and Pray for Peace
We ask God for genuine peace that surpasses all understanding to come swiftly to the lands that so many call home.
Pope Francis: The Heart of Repentance is God’s ‘Infinite Love,’ ‘Boundless Mercy’
This year’s iteration is the second time the Pope will preside over the event outside of the Vatican.
This Lent, May We Open Ourselves to God’s Love
User’s Guide to the Fourth Sunday of Lent
Pope Francis: ‘Of All Vices, Pride Is the Great Queen’
Pope Francis related the vice of pride to that of vainglory, the topic of last week’s general audience, and emphasized that ‘salvation comes through humility.’
The Cleansing of the Temple
SCRIPTURES & ART: A reflection on the readings for Year B of the Third Sunday of Lent
