Lent is a 40 day season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving to prepare Christians for the celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. It is observed by Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, some Protestant denominations and also churches that follow a liturgical calendar with special services and holidays celebrated every year on particular days.
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The three pillars of Lent:
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Try to attend daily Mass once a week, or even just once during Lent
Receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation (confession)
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Fasting
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Try to attend daily Mass once a week, or even just once during Lent
Receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation (confession)
Only purchase necessities
Help friends and neighbors with things they need
Visit a nursing home (and bring your kids!)
Volunteer with charities, soup kitchen, etc.
Learn a new prayer (Recommendations include The Angelus, Guardian Angel, Prayer to St. Michael and Memorare)
Pray the Liturgy of the Hours (a good place to start is with Morning and/or Evening Prayer)
Restrict caffeine, sugar, junk food, fast food, etc. (most unhealthy food)
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LENT
Lent is a 40 day season of prayer, fasting and almsgiving to prepare Christians for the celebration of Jesus Christ’s resurrection. It is observed by Catholics, Eastern Orthodox, some Protestant denominations and also churches that follow a liturgical calendar with special services and holidays celebrated every year on particular days.
Christianity
Next
Interactive by Prathi Tamara Sathish Kumar
The three pillars of Lent:
Click on the icons to learn more
Prayer
Click on the icons to learn more
Home
Next
Find out more best pactices for Lent
Fasting
Click on the icons to learn more
Next
Home
Find out more best pactices for Lent
Almsgiving
Click on the icons to learn more
Next
Home
Find more resources for Lent
Sources
Home
Lessons in Lent
Christianity