A journey to be shared togetherLent is often seen as a personal journey. However, it can also be a wonderful journey to be shared as a couple or as a family. Sharing this spiritual time allows us to support each other, grow together and give a more concrete dimension to our faith.Experiencing Lent as a couple or as a family means choosing to move forward together towards Easter. Read more...

A time open to allMany people ask themselves: do you have to be a very committed Christian to observe Lent? The answer is simple. No.Lent is not reserved for regular churchgoers. It is open to everyone. To those who go to Mass every week, as well as to those who feel more distant from the Church. Lent is an invitation, not an obligation. Read more...

An effort suited to your circumstancesEvery year, the same question arises: what am I going to do for Lent? Should I give up chocolate, stop using social media, get up earlier to pray?Choosing your effort should not be a decision taken lightly, but neither should it become a source of pressure. Lent is not a sporting challenge. It is an inner journey. The right effort is one that truly helps us to grow. Read more...

Lent is not reserved for experts in spiritual life. It is lived in concrete terms, in small everyday gestures. Here are ten simple ideas, accessible to all, to make this time more meaningful and fruitful. Read more...

A week at the heart of the Christian faithAfter forty days of Lent, Holy Week arrives as a climax. It takes us into the last days of Jesus, into his Passion, death and Resurrection. This week is not just a tradition. It is the very heart of the Christian faith. Each day brings us closer to the mystery of Easter. Each celebration invites us to enter more deeply into the love of Christ. To truly experience Holy Week is to accept to slow down and give time to what is essential. Read more...