The prayers of Ash Wednesday say, "Repent and believe the good news". Lent can be a time when we can add a practice such as exercising our "believing" muscles.

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What is truly the heart of Lent? Is it not to increase in faith, hope, trust and love? As Sirach 2:9 says, "You who fear the Lord, hope for those good gifts of his, everlasting joy and mercy.

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Sr. Lucy of Fatima revealed that these two (simple) mortifications are what God desires from us!

Getting at the roots of this reality is not only a VERY good thing but will also help transform your life!

The Sacrament of Confession does considerably more than forgive our sins...read it and rejoice!

One of our favourite quotes from the Catechism is the following: "Man, tempted by the devil, let his trust in his creator die in his heart..." (par. 397) So how do we, unlike Adam and Eve, come to that great place of trust in our heavenly Father's goodness?

St. Thérèse de Lisieux's spirituality was very simple; child-like in fact. Her trust in God's love for her was the one thing that undergirded her whole relationship with Him. And this is why she attained holiness in such a short period of time.