We explore how Lenten practices of prayer, almsgiving, and fasting help us becoming more loving in three aspects. Prayer helps refocus on God, almsgiving sensitizes to others' needs, and fasting helps heal our relationship with ourselves. Ultimately, these practices can transform our relationships.
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Read More"Love is shown more in actions than words.."This lent: How can I be more aware of God’s action in my life? How can I show love through my actions to others? "Love consists in communication and Mutual Exchange of gifts" This lent: How has God communicated to me? How can I be more aware of God’s gifts? How can I put effort in communicating better? How can I offer my gifts and accept the gifts of others in my life?
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Read MoreAs we enter the Lenten season, it's essential to pause and contemplate the significance of this time in our relationship with God. Lent is a period to rejoice in God's love, and here are three key characteristics of His love to ponder:
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Read MoreThe blog explores Lenten practices of prayer, almsgiving, and fasting in relation to becoming more loving in three aspects. Prayer helps refocus on God, almsgiving sensitizes to others' needs, and fasting helps heal our relationship with ourselves. Ultimately, these practices can transform our relationships.
Read MoreThree Lenten practices. Three ways to grow in freedom this year.
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