In many Christian traditions, the season of Lent is observed. For some, its start is marked by Mardi Gras or a big feast on Fat Tuesday. For others, it is a time to give up something as a ...

All of Lent’s penitential practices and acts of spiritual renewal find their meaning in the journey of self-emptying and self-giving love that Jesus undertakes in his death and resurrection.

You may wonder how Lent got to be the way it is today. This season invites us to cast aside the things that keep us from following Jesus, and to embrace those things that help us along our journey.

The most difficult task of a Christian involves that of being a living exemplar of the virtues present in Jesus. The Lenten season can be a gift in continuing this process of personal transformation.

Lent is a journey, but you don’t have to walk it alone. In the midst of sacrifice and reflection, we are invited to hope, a hope rooted in Christ’s love, revealed through the cross, celebrating the ...

The Lenten journey of penance and the journey of the Synod alike have as their goal a transfiguration, both personal and ecclesial. A transformation that, in both cases, ...

The 2023 Lent season has begun, a solemn 40-day period of reflection, prayer, preparation and fasting before Easter The Catholic Community of Northbrook (also referred to as St. Norbert and Our Lad… ...

Arnold Schwarzenegger praised his youngest child, Christopher, for having “self-discipline” in his weight-loss journey. The ...

Archbishop Vigneron celebrates final Ash Wednesday Mass: Lent is a 'journey of hope' "We are not citizens of this world only, but our true homeland is heaven," Archbishop Vigneron said.

You don’t need to be a Methodist or a Catholic or a person of any faith to have an amazing Lenten Journey. Pause, Reflect, Consider, Commit. This is the journey.