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Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, an important time for Christians leading up to Easter. Here's what to know.

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We call this our Lenten Sacrifice. Shrove Tuesday is a day to say sorry to God for our sins and decide what to give up for Lent. But it’s also the last opportunity to enjoy our Lenten Sacrifices ...

I came across the website for InterVarsity, a faith-based group whose mission is to “reach every corner of every campus.” For 75 years, they have been “on hundreds of college campuses, ...

There are many foods that some Christians do not eat in Lent, such as meat and fish, fats, eggs, and milky foods. Some Christians just give up something they really enjoy, such as cakes or chocolate.

During Lent, Catholics and Christians will give up something they enjoy — like cookies, candy or alcohol — or something they feel like they should stop — like watching TV or social media.