Lenten Sacrifice

Lenten Sacrifice is a spiritual practice observed during Lent, a 40-day period leading up to Easter. It involves consciously giving up certain comforts, habits, or material possessions to foster self-discipline, reflection, and dependence on God. This act of sacrifice helps individuals focus on spiritual growth, repentance, and preparing their hearts for Easter. It mirrors Jesus’ 40 days in the desert and encourages a sense of solidarity with those in need by often redirecting what is given up toward charitable acts. Ultimately, it aims to deepen one’s faith and commitment during this reflective season.