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Mortimer has been great about bringing in posts about Lent. It is now well into the second week of Lent, which can be toughest week…how can I make it through four more weeks of this!
Lent is a time of penitence, of giving up something, of giving to, of fasting, and of deeper prayer. There have been times I’ve totally failed at Lent. And there have been times when Lent has been very good…. Easter has been fabulous as I have embraced everything I gave up and there is more to eat!
This year I was presented with something more challenging: To think of Lent as training…not so much about fasting/giving up but what is there in my life that I don’t just need to give up or do for six weeks, but something to detach from or do permanently? What is it I can give up or do to become more like Jesus and closer to him?
Anyone wish to share their thoughts of Lent of the Lenten journey?
Lent is a time of penitence, of giving up something, of giving to, of fasting, and of deeper prayer. There have been times I’ve totally failed at Lent. And there have been times when Lent has been very good…. Easter has been fabulous as I have embraced everything I gave up and there is more to eat!
This year I was presented with something more challenging: To think of Lent as training…not so much about fasting/giving up but what is there in my life that I don’t just need to give up or do for six weeks, but something to detach from or do permanently? What is it I can give up or do to become more like Jesus and closer to him?
Anyone wish to share their thoughts of Lent of the Lenten journey?