I think we all face this challenge.

Refresh and deepen your faith this Lent.

The words of the prophet Joel to the people of Israel more than 400 years before the birth of Christ are still applicable for us today:

In the Bible, any time period that consists of the number 40 is significant.

Feel like you've sacrificed enough this year? How to approach Lent without already feeling worn out.

Try out this quick and tasty Lenten recipe, perfect for busy parents!

How can I make lent be what it is supposed to be this year?

With Lent almost upon us, I’ve thought about what I’m going to either “give up” or “do more of.”

Many of us just try to survive Lent until we can satiate our increasing hunger for dessert, Instagram, alcohol or the snooze button. Columnist Pete Burak invites you to consider it from a different perspective.

Lent... it’s not a time to lock ourselves in a personal dungeon.

You are struggling with something that I think most people do – the inability to “get it right."

The Lenten obligation is met eating any form of fish, even if I happen to love the fish and how it is prepared.

Q&A on the history of Lent, fasting, and more.

I hope that, as I share with you each step of Holy Week, you see that these services are nothing short of an invitation into the heart of our Christian faith.

The Stations of the Cross during Lent are a devotion and practice that can bring people into a deep and true realization of what God has done for them.

Refocus on the true meaning of Lent with this Stations of the Cross tea light stand.

Let’s make Lent “count” in a particular way.

"Yet even now,” says the Lord, “return to me with all your heart, w...

Is it really that hard to go a whole day without meat?

I will never forget the afternoon God spoke to me through the Google search engine on my computer.

Fat Tuesday has really developed a name for itself.

Lent is upon us, and I once again have that $64,000 question on my ...

We’ve been mid-burger at the fast-food drive-thru and suddenly remember that it’s both Friday and Lent.

Friday has been set aside as a day of abstinence to honor the memory of Christ suffering and dying.