Ashes for websites

Ashes for websites

The ashes we’ll wear tomorrow will be an outward sign of penance and contrition. As an outward sign during Lent online, I created a graphic to replace my Facebook and Google+ profile pictures with. I’d love to see other people use this as well—let’s create awareness...
Virtual Lent – resources

Virtual Lent – resources

If “metanonia” literally means “change your way of thinking”, here are some resources to help us think about changes we need to make. Pope Benedict XVI’s Lenten Message  The Three practices of Lent – Fr. Robert Barron Online Lenten retreats gather seekers for...
Lent 2013 – Two Sisters of Charity

Lent 2013 – Two Sisters of Charity

Living the Days of Lent 2013 edited by Ellen Dauwer, SC and Mary McCormick, SC. A short meditation for each day of the season of Lent, with illustrations and detachable pages that can be posted for convenient reflection reminders. It is available on Barnes and Noble...
Ash Wednesday, Lent in 2 minutes

Ash Wednesday, Lent in 2 minutes

Looking for a quick way to explain Ash Wednesday to your friends? Look no further than Busted Halo’s® two-minute video that describes the day which begins the season of Lent, and why Catholics and many Christians receive ashes on their foreheads. First released for...

What is your Lenten question?

Carolyn Woo, President & CEO Catholic Relief Services… “What are you giving up for Lent?” This is a question we ask each other as Ash Wednesday approaches. A slightly different question that I like to ask myself is, “What are you going to...
The Gospel according to NCIS

The Gospel according to NCIS

Guest post – The Good Kind of Hit and Run (or Spiritual Lessons from NCIS) OK, I admit that I watch (at least when I’m home and not otherwise occupied) NCIS. While I have no particular interest in military criminal investigations, I enjoy the camaraderie and...
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