Tag: Lent 2026
Church leader warns shifting public sentiment can turn from praise to...
Tokyo archbishop links the shifting crowd in the Gospel to modern public opinion shaped by fast-moving information and emotion
It grew where we couldn’t reach
This Palm Sunday, hold your branch and feel the lightness of it. Something that grew far above you is now close enough to carry
Catholic radio station brings Lenten exhibit to mall
The commemoration underscores themes of transition, hope and eternal life central to both Franciscan spirituality and the Lenten season
Lenten art exhibit in Marikina links Christ’s passion to care for...
A Lenten exhibition in Marikina brings artists together to explore suffering, faith, and compassion while supporting children’s welfare initiatives
Faith dies when we stop walking toward each other
The sacred is revealed when we walk toward one another, bridging home and temple, and find someone who understands us
Pope to Rome parish: Everyone can be a builder of peace...
Every person, he recalled, has value because all are created in the image of God and share the dignity of being sons and daughters of God
What Lent actually costs me
For me, it is blood. Quiet, ordinary, and mine to give. Yours will be something different. But I think it needs to be something
Learning to love, slowly
Lent forms people capable of beginning again. Of listening when it is hard. Of staying when leaving would be easier
Pope at Angelus: This Lent, make your life a unique masterpiece
Pope Leo XIV says the Lenten season offers the faithful the opportunity to let the Lord cleanse them, cooperate better with God
Explosions on Ash Wednesday renew plea for peace along Thai-Myanmar border
Myanmar airstrikes echoed into Thailand’s Mae Sot on Ash Wednesday, disrupting Lent and underscoring fragile border peace


















