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Resources for Lent

 2007 Lenten Message
Benedict XVI's Lenten Message: "The response the Lord ardently desires of us is above all that we welcome His love and allow ourselves to be drawn to Him. Accepting His love, however, is not enough. We need to respond to such love and devote ourselves to communicating it to others."

 25 Great Things You Can Do For Lent - Besides Giving Up Chocolate
Ash Wednesday marked the beginning of Lent, the 40 days of preparation for the Easter season when Christians are called to renew their commitments to spiritual practices like prayer, fasting and almsgiving.  Lent is an annual opportunity to grow in our faith.

 A Doctor's Good Friday Reflections
From St Anthony Messenger: Ressurection's promise is already contained in Jesus' suffering on the cross. By Charles Hattemer, M.D.

 Beginning New Patterns
From the Praying Lent website of the Online Ministries at Creighton University: reflections as we examine the choices we will make in the days of Lent.

 Belief and Practice: Stations of the Cross
Through the centuries, devout Christians have reenacted the way of the cross to commemorate Good Friday and Jesus' suffering until his death. Now as Christians around the world prepare to celebrate Easter, Religion & Ethics Newsweekly takes its cameras to the Franciscan Monastery in Washington, D.C.

 Busted Halo Way of the Cross
Busted Halo® invites you to encounter these final hours of Jesus' life and death online by participating in the Busted Halo® Way of the Cross this Lent. Each day leading up to Easter, Busted Halo® will post a scripture verse from Matthew's Passion narrative, followed by a reflection question for you to consider.

 Daily Prayers for Lent
From the Irish Jesuits at Sacred Space, you are invited to pray, as you sit at your computer, with the help of on-screen guidance and scripture chosen specially every day.


 Focus on Holy Week
Homilies, activities and liturgical moments from the Holy Week and Easter Services at St. Peter's Basilica, Rome, 2004.

 
 
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