Lent

“Living the dream” might express deep satisfaction with achieving one’s goals in life, or it might be said ironically when life is marked with frustrations, obstacles and problems.

Josh Ritter of Ham Lake, MN, died from an aneurysm at the age of 33, the same age of Christ. The cast of the parish’s presentation of the Living Stations dedicated it to Josh and another young parishioner who died. Both had played Jesus in previous years.

As we prepare to enter into the most sacred days of the liturgical year, we have a prime opportunity to make up for any shortcomings that may have been part of our Lent this year.

Lent is a time to meditate more deeply on the life of Christ, especially on his passion and crucifixion, and the church provides traditional Lenten practices that help us focus on our relationship with Christ.

The season of Lent is an ideal time to grow in the spiritual life. Here are five great reads to help you on your way.

As Catholics consider the Lenten question of sacrifice, it can sometimes feel a lot like a competition, a 40-day spiritual marathon with winners and losers.

Network stations are airing 30-second radio commercials inviting listeners to receive the sacrament of reconciliation at any church in the Archdiocese of Kansas City, Kan.

View the latest calendar of parish fish fries throughout the diocese.