Will you be in Assisi on Palm Sunday? For English speaking pilgrims, come and celebrate with us at the English Mass at 10AM at the Basilica of Saint Francis in the Cappella Romanica. #PalmSunday#englishmass#HolyWeek https://t.co/hUHWf3Lje0
St. Francis of Assisi (d. 1226), living radical poverty, received a call from God to rebuild His Church. Francis took the call literally, and started rebuilding a chapel. But God's plan was greater. He went on to establish the Franciscans, and to inspire Europe with his holiness.
These seminarians from American College and British College had a snowball fight in St Peter’s Square, Vatican City, after a rare snowfall blanketed Rome https://t.co/nAYOrkmwoq
“I forgive you” by Fr Eugene O’Reilly - Sang this at the English mass, Assisi on Sunday. Beautiful hymn of the Prodigal Son, perfect for Lent https://t.co/TsJkwEbwbu via @youtube@cjmmusic always inspired by you 😊
@CatholicYMGuy@CatholicYMGuy Sundays are a celebration of the Eucharist. We are called to the Feast even during Lent! Not so much ‘Pig out’ but I don’t go hungry 🙏😇😊
My youngest has had my old phone for a couple of years. Just for games, which I download for her before disconnecting the internet. Still has my old contacts though & it turns out she’s been messaging my dad, who died 5 years ago. I may have something in my eye.
Lent can feel spiritually like this picture...
Prayer lifts, penance lifts, fasting lifts, and giving lifts too.
These four spiritual exercises engaged in during lent,
are the lifts we need to get our spiritual life moving forward again. #Lent
"The Spirit immediately drove him out into the wilderness. And he was in the wilderness forty days, being tempted by Satan. And he was with the wild animals, and the angels were ministering to him." Mark 1:12-13
The Temptation in the Wilderness by Briton Riviere
#Lent 💜✝💜
#PopeFrancis (in the rain): Lent "is a time of penance, but not a sad time, a time of mourning. It's time for a joyful & serious commitment to stripping ourselves of selfishness ... & renewing ourselves in accordance with our baptism."