Season of Lent, Is Time to Repent

Lenten season starts on Ash Wednesday and ends on Holy Saturday, this is a season of to reconnect spiritually to our Lord and Savior, and reflect on Jesus Christ's suffering and sacrifices for us, his life, death and resurrection. Lent is a 40-day season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. It is also time for us to atone for our pasts sins and mistakes we have committed and done in our lives. 

Lent comes from the word, "lengthen" which refers to the lengthening of spring.

For this year's Lenten season we were unable to carry out traditions and sometimes attend mass due to the pandemic and amount of covid cases our country is handling right now. What's important is to always consider our faith and pray to atone for our sins and be grateful to what we have received.

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