Lent- What does it mean?
First thing's first - Ash Wednesday -
Holy Mass on U of Bath Campus and at Bath Spa Campus.
Can you believe that Lent is now upon us? Are you ready to get ready for the big Feast of Easter? Ash Wednesday is the starting point and here is a crash course on the first day of penitential season to get you in the mood for the rest of Lent....
Try to do something special for Lent. For example by fasting not only from food but other good things that we enjoy – e.g. that favourite TV show. Or by making more time for prayer – let’s make a space for the Lord in our busy lives. Watch out for dates for the Campus Penitential Service with several Priests present to hear Confessions and share our Lord’s Forgiveness in the season of Lent.
There will be many opportunities to celebrate Holy Mass on Ash Wednesday:-
In Ss Peter & Paul Church Combe Down BA2 5LS at 9.30am.
On Bath Campus at 1.20pm outside the Ecumenical Chaplaincy Centre - A wonderful witness to our Christian Catholic Faith.
At Bath Spa University in Main House at 4pm.
In Ss Peter & Paul Church Combe Down BA2 5LS at 7.15pm - when we can receive ashes and nobody will see them in the dark!
A great way to begin Lent! All are welcome of any tradition to receive the Blessed Ashes.
Try to do something special for Lent. For example by fasting not only from food but other good things that we enjoy – e.g. that favourite TV show. Or by making more time for prayer – let’s make a space for the Lord in our busy lives. Watch out for dates for the Campus Penitential Service with several Priests present to hear Confessions and share our Lord’s Forgiveness in the season of Lent.
There will be many opportunities to celebrate Holy Mass on Ash Wednesday:-
In Ss Peter & Paul Church Combe Down BA2 5LS at 9.30am.
On Bath Campus at 1.20pm outside the Ecumenical Chaplaincy Centre - A wonderful witness to our Christian Catholic Faith.
At Bath Spa University in Main House at 4pm.
In Ss Peter & Paul Church Combe Down BA2 5LS at 7.15pm - when we can receive ashes and nobody will see them in the dark!
A great way to begin Lent! All are welcome of any tradition to receive the Blessed Ashes.
