Lent is the time in the Church when we prepare for Jesus’ Suffering, Death & Resurrection. Lent helps us grow in our faith and become spiritually stronger. We have the opportunity during Lent to spend time in the desert with Jesus…
- Stations of the Cross every Friday at 6:30pm during Lent. For more information of Stations of The Cross: CLICK HERE.
- Family Stations of the Cross with Children-focused reflections on Sunday, March 8th at 3:00pm. For more information, contact Sue at holyfamily.sue@gmail.com
What's the purpose of Lent?
Prayer, fasting & Alms Giving...
How to Do Lent Right...
Fr. Mark-Mary gives some practical advice on how to do Lent differently this year. It begins with having the right mindset. Namely, we ought to remember that Lent is a time to establish a deeper relationship with God. It facilitates conversation with the Lord, making it easier to grow in intimacy with him.
Picking a Thing for Lent...
We can easily fool ourselves into thinking strictness equates to holiness. Likewise, we can fall into the trap of thinking that the easiest thing will be the most helpful. What do I really need to do or give up for Lent?

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