Living Lent. Giving Something Up For Lent. Adding Something For Lent. .... In Lent, it's traditional to give up (or 'fast from') something(s) that we do a ...
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A custom that developed later was to also give up something a person “enjoyed” receiving or doing for the duration of Lent. Although it is not required or ...
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Giving up something for Lent is primarily a Catholic custom, but even if you're not a devotee of any formal religion, the voluntary surrender of a cherished ...
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Feb 22, 2010 ... This Lent some Connecticut church-goers were encouraged to look at their light bulbs, their grocery bags, their utility bills and see where ...
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Mar 5, 2009 ... For Lent, I'm giving up the idea of giving up something for Lent. There are some good reasons to do it, but I can think of a few reasons not ...
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Jump to Giving something up‎: For most older Catholics, the first thought that Lent brings to mind is giving something up. In my childhood, the standard ...
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Whenever I hear of someone giving up meat or sweets for Lent as a way of self- denial, something inside me wants to raise an eyebrow and say, ...
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A. From the perspective of The Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod, "giving something up for Lent" is entirely a matter of Christian freedom. It would be wrong, ...
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