Not in the Catholic sense. Ash Wednesday is observed as the beginning of lent, but not in the ritual sense you imply. It goes without saying statuary is generally not used in Lutheran churches either, excepting some monumentally royal ones in Scandinavia, some which date pre-reformation and have valuable art, tombs etc.
Yes, just like Catholics, we receive ashes on Ash Wednesday.
Source: I'm Lutheran.
Ash Wednesday. yes, Ash Wednesday, ashes are put on your forehead ion the sign of the cross
It cannot be put into one word but is generally known as the "Imposition of Ashes"
In Hindu religion in India man use to put a straight line mark or a 'V' mark on their forehead which is known as TILAK which generall is formed by sandalwood paste, and which represent the god devotion, while women who are married put a dot on their forehead as the sign of their marrige.
Ash Wednesday is a day where we get ashes put on our forehead to remind us of God and how much we love him. We wear them to show others the strength we have in our faith and to show others that God is always with us. Ash wednesday marks the beginning of Lent which means there are 40 days till Easter!
the religion of the sweden r 2 put on a little jewish hat and say christians and jews r awsome :p
The mark if put on men's forehead is called Tilak and women's forehead is called Bindi.
Most indians have the religion Hindu. If you go to India, you will see hindus everywhere! Did u ever wonder why indians put s red dot on there forehead? Well, i got the answer. Only hindus believe in "Bagwan" so in the hindu religion books, it says the culture is to put a red dot on your forehead, and put it to inspire others too about your culture. lot of people in india are Muslims too. So people in India get married hindu/muslim marriage, and that is how mostly divorces happen in India.
because you put polish on it because you put polish on it
To be a sign for later people not to kill him. By the way, "forehead" isn't in the text.
Sparkle Glitz put makeup on her forehead because she wanted to make up her mind.
Read it carefully. It's not ON his forehead, it's IN his forehead. This to me means that someone has already accepted the beast as his or her master, and thus their allegiance is a matter of voluntary choice.
In India, the dots on the forehead are called bindis and are worn by both men and women. However, it is more common for women to wear them as part of their cultural or religious practices. Men may also wear bindis for aesthetic or fashion purposes.