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Lent Traditions Around the World-7

Greece The Monday before Ash Wednesday is called Kathari Theftera, or Clean Monday. Clean Monday is a national holiday in Greece. Families go to the...
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Do Instead of Give Something Up for Lent

We have been hearing that Lent is for giving up our favorite things, especially food. It is about overcoming our weakness for faith and...
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Prayer in Honour of the Five Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ

O God, Come unto my assistance. R. O Lord, make haste to help me. V. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and...
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Today the Tuesday of Controversy 

Today is the Tuesday in the Holy Week. It is also called the Tuesday of Controversy. The Triduum - let us remember - is equivalent...
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Religious Meaning of Passion Flower 

The discovery of the passion flower in the 16th -century by Christian Missionaries in South America could give some religious perspective to that flower....
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Prayer to Holy Mary to be with you During Holy Week

Holy Week is the most important duration in Christianity. As we commemorate the Passion of Jesus, we should be more prepared than on any...
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Prayer to Saint Benedict to Keep Lenten Discipline

St. Benedict, O blessed favorite of God, pray for all the faithful of Christ during these days which are consecrated to thoughts and works of penance. It...
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Three Large Crucifixes in the World

Cross in the Woods On 15 September 2006, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) declared the Cross in the Woods, as a...
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