Category: Lent

The final stretch of Lent carries traditions, such as covering statues, to draw closer to Christ and his Passion.

Inspired by desert spirituality, Fr. Mark-Mary explains how to allow yourself to dive deeper in prayer and reflection to draw closer to God.

Father Mark Goring explains how he came up with a way to make Lent satisfying and fulfilling.

Fr. Mark Goring, in his Palm Sunday Homily, invites us to do three things this week.

Lent is a Christian season of repentance that calls us to renew our faith in God.

This Lent, contrive a way to love that person, to heal that relationship. It might be a phone call, an email, a visit, a gesture—but as a salutary Lenten practice, do it.

We spend forty days preparing to mark the three days of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection (and his three days in the tomb) followed by fifty days of Paschal celebration.

Jesus leads by example for us to follow, and the bonus is that we’ll be happy by loving one another.

Expressing our love to God during a day of fasting and abstinence to begin a new Lenten journey.