This is just the beginning of the 46 days until Easter Sunday. As the holy days fall on a different date each year, here are the important dates for this year's holy season. When is Ash Wednesday?

What is Lent? According to the Franciscan Friars of the Province of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Lent is a season of preparation to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus at Easter.

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COMMENTARY: Lent is about deepening our knowledge and experience of the Suffering, Crucified and Resurrected God who loves us and seeks union with us.

Ash Wednesday is today, marking the start of Lent and the Christian Easter Season. The holy day, also known as the Day of Ashes, has roots all the way back to the Middle Ages.

As Lent wraps up, Holy Week continues through Easter Sunday. See the meaning of Good Friday and why people fast after Maundy Thursday.

Journey through Lent with The Church in the 21st Century Center's Walking Through Lent & Holy Week Retreat! This two-part virtual retreat is no-cost and will be led with author, retreat facilitator, ...

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When is Ash Wednesday? Franciscan Father Joachim speaks with people visiting the gift store at Our Lady's Chapel in downtown New Bedford after delivering Ash Wednesday Mass.

Ash Wednesday is today, marking the start of Lent and the Christian Easter Season. The holy day, also known as the Day of Ashes, has roots all the way back to the Middle Ages.