Category: Lent Resources

St. Maximus the Confessor teaches that we find God as we comprehend His love for us and learn to love each other. Because God loves us, we can—indeed, we must—love others. And “the work of love,” the saint writes, ...

The church is dark and silent. A glow begins to emanate from behind the iconostasis. The priest lifts up the candle and, in a voice that sounds like it is coming from the heavens, declares:

A soup perfect any time of day -- enjoy Martha's Red Lentil Soup this Lent!

Originally from the mountains between Syria and Lebanon, tabbouleh has become one of the most popular salads in the Middle East. Enjoy this tabbouleh recipe by George Saoma throughout Lent.

Enjoy a delicious dish of Zucchini and Tomato this Lent!

Today marks the start of Great and Holy Week.

Nearing the end of the Lenten journey, we see Pascha approaching, but we have not arrived yet.

This Sunday, the fourth in our pilgrimage toward Christ’s Resurrection, the Church in its wisdom holds up as an example of asceticism a great saint whose life and writings can inspire ...

At the mid-point of our Lenten journey, the Church strengthens and fortifies us by calling to mind Christ’s precious and life-giving Cross.

The pilgrimage of Great Lent is the Church's invitation for the faithful to recognize and receive the gift of God's grace.