The second Sunday of Lent means that the liturgical season leading up to Easter is a third of the way over, Fr. Ambrose Criste, O.Praem., told Fox News Digital.

The Second Sunday of Lent is observed by the faithful all over the world on Sunday, March 5, 2023. This special day in the faith calendar is a time to slow down and consider God's blessings, a ...

The Gospel of the Transfiguration on the Second Sunday of Lent, although a liturgical tradition, is somewhat chronologically misleading: other events that we have heard about this year, like Jesus ...

Second Sunday of Lent Reflection. ... In this Sunday’s Gospel reading, the disciples see Jesus as God always sees him. They had only known the carpenter, or teacher, or reformer, or prophet. Jesus was ...

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User’s Guide to the Second Sunday of Lent Interior of the Transfiguration Church on Mount Tabor in Israel (photo: DyziO/Shutterstock) Msgr. Charles Pope Sunday Guide March 13, 2025 ...

Lent ends with Holy Week and Easter Sunday, an important day in the Christian calendar that honors the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion on the cross, per BBC.

Second Congregational Church in Greenwich offered a drive-thru ash service for its congregants to mark Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent. In Photos: Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent in CT ...

This Sunday’s second reading provides another example of the strangeness of this presence. “For many,” says Paul, “conduct themselves as enemies of the cross of Christ” (Phil 3:18).

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Church celebrations to mark the night before Lent go by many names -- Shrove Tuesday, Mardi Gras or its English translation, which is Fat Tuesday, to name a few -- but the ...

Mother's Day in the U.S. is celebrated on the second Sunday of May, which falls on May 11 in 2025. Mother's Day is celebrated around the world on various dates, some tied to religious calendars.

Matthew’s situation reminds me of the current argument between those who believe we must hold to the “original intent” of the U.S. Constitution and those who argue all such documents are ...