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Personally I think some good things are to give up certain habits (alcohol, smoking, tobacco, etc.). Giving up things is good but so is fasting. You may also want to reach out to the community and volunteer. You can also try and reconnect with friends or strengthen your relationships.
Hope you find something!
What else can I help you with?
Why is Good Friday a part of Lent?
Good Friday is the last day of the Lent.
Is Good Friday in Easter or Lent?
Good Friday is the second-to-last day of Lent.
What is a sentence for lent?
He lent her the book yesterday.She lent over and picked up her drink.
Do people in England celebrate Lent?
Lent is not celebrated. That is an oxymoron. However, people, at least good Christians, do observe Lent in England.
Are there any strange things about the holiday Lent?
of course not! lent is the preparation of the resurrection of Christ, who died on the cross to save us. in lent we fast as jesus did when he was being tempted by the devil.
Christians keep Lent by prayer good works and what?
Christian keep lent by prayer, good deeds and fasting and giving up a habbit.
A good sacrament for Lent is?
The Sacrament of Penance.
When does Lent end and when can you stop giving things up?
on Easter
What is the term before Easter called?
The day before Easter is simply Easter Saturday. The day before that is Good Friday.
Is bacon allowed during Lent?
Yes it is allowed during Lent. All meat is allowed during Lent except during holy days or feast days which are Fridays, Ash Wednesday and for some who strictly follow the last week of Lent or Holy Week beginning Palm Sunday ending Good Friday before Easter.
Lent continues until?
Lent is from Ash Wednesday until Good Friday. Lent is from Ash Wednesday until Good Friday. Lent is from Ash Wednesday until Easter Sunday. Lent ends with the beginning of Mass on Holy Thursday however, the Lenten laws concerning fasting and abstinence continue until the Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday.
Did Jesus die in Lent?
No, Lent is a creation of man. Jesus told his disciples to observe two things, baptism and breaking of bread.
