Historically, lent is the time, in the journay of the catechumen, of repentence in preparation for Baptism at Easter. In solidarity, all the baptised also prepare, through repentance, for the renewal of their baptismal promises toward Easter renewal.1 This dimension of renunciation has remained integral to Lent, to the present day.
A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Bridgeport, CT Chapter 50 Newsletter Finding Ai
News release announces that Rev. Jerry Chinchar, S.M. has established a Lenten Web site with prayers...
The general title of the book, LENT-PAST AND PRESENT, will indicate its scope. Not only are the pr...
Since the restoration of the catechumenate by Vatican II (CSL #64-66) Lent-Triduum-Easter is celebra...
In the twentieth century there were two major periods of change affecting the parish celebration of ...
Conducted research showed that there was a centuries-old tradition of penance initiation of the Euch...
Even the least well-informed Catholic of our day is aware that over the past several years greater c...
Perhaps Lent is a season of opportunity. A season in which we could, like Simon, be \u27pulled\u27 f...
Reflections on life in a Benedictine Monastery provide insights into how the Benedictine way of life...
One of the phenomena emerging from the \u27Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy\u27 as the first fruit...
Although the advent of the Kingdom of God in Jesus contains as an intrinsic quality the opportunity ...
The history of the practice of penance from the early church to the dawn of the Reformation in the W...
Edge piece on the Catholic celebration of Lent, which is a time of renewal and spiritual bonding th...
News release announces that Father Johann Roten, S.M., will discuss The Marian Year as part of the...
The spirit of penance and call to repentance The need of being purified of sins, reconciled with Go...
A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Bridgeport, CT Chapter 50 Newsletter Finding Ai
News release announces that Rev. Jerry Chinchar, S.M. has established a Lenten Web site with prayers...
The general title of the book, LENT-PAST AND PRESENT, will indicate its scope. Not only are the pr...
Since the restoration of the catechumenate by Vatican II (CSL #64-66) Lent-Triduum-Easter is celebra...
In the twentieth century there were two major periods of change affecting the parish celebration of ...
Conducted research showed that there was a centuries-old tradition of penance initiation of the Euch...
Even the least well-informed Catholic of our day is aware that over the past several years greater c...
Perhaps Lent is a season of opportunity. A season in which we could, like Simon, be \u27pulled\u27 f...
Reflections on life in a Benedictine Monastery provide insights into how the Benedictine way of life...
One of the phenomena emerging from the \u27Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy\u27 as the first fruit...
Although the advent of the Kingdom of God in Jesus contains as an intrinsic quality the opportunity ...
The history of the practice of penance from the early church to the dawn of the Reformation in the W...
Edge piece on the Catholic celebration of Lent, which is a time of renewal and spiritual bonding th...
News release announces that Father Johann Roten, S.M., will discuss The Marian Year as part of the...
The spirit of penance and call to repentance The need of being purified of sins, reconciled with Go...
A newsletter published for Deaf Catholics in Bridgeport, CT Chapter 50 Newsletter Finding Ai
News release announces that Rev. Jerry Chinchar, S.M. has established a Lenten Web site with prayers...
The general title of the book, LENT-PAST AND PRESENT, will indicate its scope. Not only are the pr...