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Posts tagged with "Lent"

Father Bayer: Strive in Christ: The journey of Lent and Easter Columnists

Father Bayer: Strive in Christ: The journey of Lent and Easter

Monday, April 8, 20240568 Lent is a season dedicated to conversion. It is a period of self-reflection, resolution, and anticipation. We must change our ways and grow. Easter is dedicated to celebrating the revelation of God’s infinite mercy, the new life and grace He showers upon us as He forgives us all our sins, heals all our infirmities, and even enables us...
Pope proposes Lenten resolution: Keep your eyes on Jesus Pope Francis

Pope proposes Lenten resolution: Keep your eyes on Jesus

Monday, February 26, 20240227 This Lent, Christians should become "seekers of light" by keeping their sights set on the light of Jesus through prayer and participating in the sacraments, Pope Francis said.
Catholic experts share tips for navigating Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day Nation

Catholic experts share tips for navigating Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day

Tuesday, February 13, 20240283 Catholic couples and liturgical experts are advising how to observe Ash Wednesday -- the beginning of the Latin Church's penitential season of Lent leading up to Easter -- which falls on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, this year.
Putting faith into action Diocese

Putting faith into action

Tuesday, February 13, 20240594 Diocese’s Catholic Relief Services chapter looks to inspire others By Michael Gresham The Texas Catholic In January, the Diocese of Dallas’ only Catholic Relief Services chapter marked its one-year anniversary. Now its members hope to inspire other parishes to start their own chapters. “It has been such a blessing to be...
Holy Week is time for spring cleaning, including spiritually, pope says Pope Francis

Holy Week is time for spring cleaning, including spiritually, pope says

Wednesday, April 5, 20230205 During Lent this year, residents of the Domus Sanctae Marthae, where Pope Francis lives, decided to clean out their closets and give away things other people could use. "You can't imagine how much stuff there was," the pope said.
Bishop offers dispensation for St. Patrick’s Day Diocese

Bishop offers dispensation for St. Patrick’s Day

Tuesday, March 14, 202304998 With St. Patrick’s Day falling on a Lenten Friday this year, Bishop Edward J. Burns has issued a dispensation from abstinence on March 17, allowing the faithful to enjoy the American Irish tradition of eating corned beef (or ham) and cabbage in good conscience.
Pope: Synodal and Lenten journeys require effort, sacrifice, focusing on God Pope Francis

Pope: Synodal and Lenten journeys require effort, sacrifice, focusing on God

Sunday, February 19, 20230166 Tradition is a source of inspiration for seeking out new paths to take with Jesus and for avoiding the traps of stagnation or impromptu experimentation, Pope Francis said.
Father Bayer: Wilderness and the Dynamics of Conversion Columnists

Father Bayer: Wilderness and the Dynamics of Conversion

Monday, March 28, 20220165 This Lent I’m studying the “wilderness” or “desert” in Scripture, and especially in the journey of Israel from Egypt to the Promised Land. The dangerous wild is a powerful image for the spiritual life, and it plays a large part in the lives of figures like Jacob, Moses, David, Elijah, John the Baptist and Jesus. What about in...
Father Dankasa: 'I don't believe in Lent...' Columnists

Father Dankasa: 'I don't believe in Lent...'

Friday, March 11, 20220476 I want you to know how much I believe in and love Lent, and I want you to know how much I wish that no one would say “I don’t believe in Lent.”
Father Mower: This Lent commit to reclaiming lost time for Jesus Columnists

Father Mower: This Lent commit to reclaiming lost time for Jesus

Monday, February 8, 20210191 Last year, on Ash Wednesday, we had no idea that Lent would last for a year…at least that is how it seems to me. And given the choice, I would not have given up the things I have been asked to do without in the past year. I love to travel, and to eat a nice meal with friends at a restaurant, and to attend sporting events (Go...
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