This Lenten devotional book is what I’m doing for Lent. So far it’s a good read which is something because I’m not much of a reader. My bishop The Rt. Rev. Brian Cole is featured this first Sunday of Lent. I’m looking forward to seeing what is coming up as the season goes by.
For more info visit https://livingcompass.org/lent.
Ashes are a sign of mortality and repentance. Remember that you are dust and to dust you will return. The season of Lent has begun. May those who observe have a time of reflection, renewal of spirit and self-denial. Peace to all in this time.
Today at church we made Palm Sunday crosses and stuffed Easter eggs for Holy Week celebrations. It’s going to be a busy week at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church as we conclude Lent and welcome Easter.
It may be Lent but Easter is coming. Get your ‘fit now fellow dudes. At prices like this, you will look sharp for less.
I found this gem on the Facebook.
Remember you are dust and to dust you shall return. Ash Wednesday is the beginning of the season of Lent in the Christian tradition. It’s a time of fasting, reflection and penitence for believers.
I work for a blood bank and it’s the season of Lent. So I am donating blood for Lent as a practice of helping others as I work my way through the 40 days until Easter.
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