The Meaning of Ash Wednesday

The Meaning of Ash Wednesday

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Lent 2025 Catholic Guide

Lent 2025 Catholic Guide

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn In 2025, the forty days of Lent will start on March 5, 2025, Ash Wednesday, and conclude on April 17, 2025, Holy Thursday. Easter will be celebrated on April 20, 2025. During this sacred season, we are called to deepen our faith through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Catholic-Link has gathered […]

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Start this daily practice NOW to prepare for Lent. Becoming aware of our sinfulness can help us grow in holiness.

Growing Daily In Perfection As We Prepare For Lent

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn As Lent draws near, we turn our hearts to Christ’s call to holiness in the Gospels: “You, therefore, must be perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect” (Mt 5:48). Although our life as Catholics demands that we strive day after day and year after year for this perfection, Lent invites […]

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How Can Catholics Live An Authentic Lent? A Visual Guide to growing in holiness during this 40 day season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving

How Can Catholics Live An Authentic Lent? A Visual Guide

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Lent dates back to the 4th century, a time when it began to be observed as a period of penance and renewal for the entire Church through sacrifice, fasting, and abstinence. Although in the West, this time is not as rigorously observed, there has never been any debate that it […]

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Do Catholics Still Have Plenary Indulgences during Holy Week or any other time of the year? Discover Catholic history and tradition

Do Catholics Still Have Plenary Indulgences?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn What is an Indulgence? Do Catholics still practice indulgences? That stopped after Martin Luther pointed out that they are wrong, right? To be sure, the 16th Century was a confusing time. There was a Dominican preacher named Johann Tetzel who Luther claimed was “selling” indulgences to fund the building of […]

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What is the Catholic altar of repose? “Repose” means rest, so the altar of repose implies that this space has been set aside

What Is The Altar Of Repose?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn One day each year – and one day only – there is no Catholic Mass celebrated throughout the world. One day.  The Easter Triduum begins with Holy Thursday Mass. What many Catholics don’t realize is that Good Friday service not a Mass, but a liturgy, as no hosts are consecrated […]

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Looking for ideas to make your Lent meaningful? Try our Catholic online digital study! Join Catholics across the world and grow in faith

7 Ways To Make Lent Meaningful If Your Parish Doesn’t Offer Ways To Grow In Your Faith

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Lent, a season of reflection and spiritual growth, can still be meaningful even if your parish isn’t offering specific activities, you work long hours, or you are homebound.  How To Make Lent Meaningful 1. Set aside dedicated time for prayer and reflection: Find moments throughout your day, even during your […]

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Learn from the Saints and your life can be transformed this Lent through simple changes in your daily habits and prayer time 

Transform Your Life By Changing Your Habits This Lent

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn The day passes you by and the prayer time you wanted to spend with God never happens. Kids, job, spouse and other important demands seem to push out the time you wanted to spend in prayer. You are exhausted from the day and you just want to “veg” out, so […]

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Lent Quiz For Kids: What Should I Give Up For Lent?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn After years of adults enjoying our “What Should I Give Up For Lent?” Quiz, we’ve decided it’s time for kids to have their very own version! Whether you’re at home with your family, in the classroom, or at your next youth group meeting, this quiz is perfect for kids of […]

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Looking to connect with other Catholics for a Lent Book study? Join us for Wilderness Within: A Guided Lent Journal for Prayer and Meditation

Lent Online Book Study With Catholic-Link Connect

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn A Guided Lenten Journal for Prayer and Meditation Join Catholic Link on a transformative journey with Sr. Josephine’s Garrett’s Lenten devotional, Wilderness Within: A Guided Lent Journal for Prayer and Meditation. With the help of written meditations and video reflections, Sr. Josephine encourages us to respond to the Lord’s call of […]

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Mary’s Fiat And Our Yes

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “Do whatever He tells you.” —John 2:5 Mary’s quote from the Wedding Feast at Cana is one of my favorite Scripture passages. I often say that it is Mary’s second fiat, or perhaps her millionth fiat. Jesus had told her that his time had not yet come. It seems he […]

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What Do Catholics Do On Spy Wednesday?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “I spy with my little eye…a dandelion!” my tiny voice would say with excitement as my mom and I would play the “I Spy” game. This game was a joy-filled way to notice the wonderful gifts that God has given us. While this type of spying was always fun, “Spy […]

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Pope Francis Lent Quote

10 Lent Quotes From Pope Francis To Celebrate His 10th Anniversary As Pope

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected Pope on March 13, 2013, during the season of Lent. Each year, during this season of the Church, Pope Francis provides wisdom and encouragement for our Lenten journey. Today, we present a Lent quote from each year of Pope Francis’ papacy to inspire and guide […]

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How do you find silence in Holy Week and how can it improve your mental health if you do? Luke Brown shares from his expertise as a Catholic

Embrace Silence During Holy Week (And Improve Your Mental Health!)

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Palm Sunday Gospel One of the Twelve, who was called Judas Iscariot,went to the chief priests and said,“What are you willing to give meif I hand him over to you?”They paid him thirty pieces of silver,and from that time on he looked for an opportunityto hand him over. On the […]

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Your complete Catholic Guide To Lent 2024. Find Lent books to read, Lent activities for kids, lent music, and more!

Lent 2024 Catholic Resource Guide

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Lent will last 40 days, beginning on Ash Wednesday (February 14, 2024) and ending on Holy Thursday (March 28, 2024). We are asked to pray, fast, and give alms during these forty days. Catholic-Link has curated a list of incredible resources to help you make the most of this season. […]

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Cheesy Catholic Pick Up Lines For When Ash Wednesday And Valentine’s Day Are On The Same Day

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What Is The Significance Of The Paschal Candle?

What Is The Significance Of The Paschal Candle?

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Christ Defeated Death So I Could Live Catholic Quote

Christ Defeated Death So I Could Live

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Humanity’s Greatest Event Isn't That Man Has Walked On The Moon

Humanity’s Greatest Event Isn’t That Man Has Walked On The Moon

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Carry Your Cross And Follow Me | Matthew 16:24 Bible Quote

Carry Your Cross And Follow Me | Matthew 16:24

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Carry Your Cross And Follow Me | Matthew 16:24   More Catholic Resources https://catholic-link.org/quotes/i-thirst-letter-written-mother-teresa-quote/ https://catholic-link.org/mass-will-never-be-the-same-after-you-see-this/ https://catholic-link.org/how-to-go-to-adoration-eucharist/ https://catholic-link.org/26-catholic-books-you-should-be-reading/ https://catholic-link.org/pray-rosary-visual-guide/

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7 Last Words of Jesus on the cross

The 7 Last Words Of Jesus

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Lent According To Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI Quote

Lent According To Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI

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You Must Walk Through The Desert To Reach The Promised Land

You Must Walk Through The Desert To Reach The Promised Land

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn You Must Walk Through The Desert To Reach The Promised Land No one reaches the promised land without walking through the desert. More Catholic Quotes

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Why Don’t We Sing “Alleluia” During Lent? Catholic Lent Resources

Why Don’t We Sing “Alleluia” During Lent?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Why Don’t We Sing “Alleluia” During Lent? Infographic: Why don’t we sing “Alleluia” during Lent? Lent Resources QUIZ: What Should You Give Up For Lent? A Guide To The Best Catholic Lent Resources How to Discern Between Consolation & Desolation | Lenten Spiritual Exercises A Guide To The Best Catholic Lent Resources […]

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At The Foot Of The Cross

Mary Stands At The Foot Of The Cross

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“By His Wounds We Were Healed” | Isaiah 53:5

“By His Wounds We Were Healed” | Isaiah 53:5

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn “By His Wounds We Were Healed” | Isaiah 53:5   More Bible Verses To Inspire You!

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