Lent 2002


Dates (from Ecclesiastical Calendar):

Devotions to Help Your Lenten Preparation for Easter.

The Corporal Passion of Jesus Christ by Pierre Barbet
A meditation on our Lord's physical sufferings in His Passion. Barbet was a surgeon whose study of the Shroud of Turin and the gospel accounts of the Passion are enlightened by detailed anatomical knowlege.
Mental Sufferings of Our Lord in His Passion by John Henry Newman
A meditation on our Lord's mental sufferings in His Passion.
The Stations of the Cross by St. Alphonsus Liguori
Probably the most popular version of this venerable devotion.
Also recommended:
The Sadness of Christ by St. Thomas More, Scepter Publishers
His last book, written while a prisoner in the Tower of London. Contains his lifelong reflections on such topics as prayer, courage, friendship, and statesmanship. An excellent book to meditate on during lent.
What is Lent?
Another View of What Lent Means
The Seven Deadly Sins
Lent is a time for reflection and self-examination. How do we manifest these serious faults of character?
Examination of Conscience
Also, act of contrition and St. Faustina on confession
Stations of the Cross by John Henry Cardinal Newman
Another version of the stations at Catholic Online
The Stations of the Cross
Background of the Stations
by James Akin
More Lenten links
at Catholic Information Center on the Internet (a little dated)
Resources in Spanish

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