We are called to sacrifice and practice our Lenten disciplines in ways that we couldn’t imagine just a few months ago.
Joe Towalski: Be patient, be kind — we can get through this together
Lent in the time of coronavirus: More prayer and unexpected penance
Catholic leaders say Lent during a pandemic can offer the faithful extra time to pray and reflect during the season leading to Easter.
Ask Father Tom: How often must I forgive?
Forgiveness frees people to be their true selves, with the residue of past guilt no longer holding them fast.
Father Scott Pogatchnik: Lenten training to reach our heavenly home
Lent, our own ‘spring training,’ prepares us for the mysteries of Holy Week.
Lenten silence amid turmoil
Lent is about seeking God in quiet, in Scripture, in the encounters with others each day.
Vatican Lenten meditation offered online amid coronavirus concerns
The Friday Lenten meditation for priests who work at the Vatican turned into an online event March 6 as Vatican officials continued to study precautions for avoiding the spread of the coronavirus.
St. Cloud brewery has special beer blessed for Lent
Clodoald Doppelbock was released Feb. 25 and a crowd gathered at Pantown Feb. 28 for a special “Blessing of the Bock.”
Citing cold, pope skips Lenten retreat with Curia
“Unfortunately, my cold forces me to not participate,” the pope told pilgrims in St. Peter’s Square March 1 for his Sunday Angelus address.