Yes, we do. Ash Wednesday is celebrated exactly the same as the Roman Catholics celebrate it and we also observe Lenten fasts as well. :)
Yes.
To remind us ashes to ashes we are nothing better than dirt
yes
A priest, deacon or Eucharistic minister may apply ashes on Ash Wednesday
Many times on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday, but there is no liturgical norm. The ashes come from the Palms which were given out on the previous Palm Sunday, gathered, burnt, Symbolism "ashes to ashes..." How quickly we were to turn our back on Christ, from the celebration on His entrance into Jerusalem to our turning our back on Him on Good Friday.The early christians used ash on their foreheads as the Jews used it during fasting and repenting time.
The first day of Lent; -- so called from a custom in the Roman Catholic church of putting ashes, on that day, upon the foreheads of penitents.
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yes. every catholic - pope included - wear ashes on Ash Wednesday. they are obliged to.
Ash Wednesday. yes, Ash Wednesday, ashes are put on your forehead ion the sign of the cross
Ashes.
Yes as Ash Wednesday is the first day of the penitential season of Lent in Spain, the day is marked by a special ceremony where the ashes are placed on the foreheads of the worshippers as a sign of remorse..:) saludos!!
The ashes represent God creating us from dust/ashes and after us dying, us returning to dust/ashes.
Burnt Palm Leaves