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Lent II at St. Timothy’s ACC: Faith, Mercy, & Perseverance
Lent II at St. Timothy’s ACC invites the faithful into a deeper journey of repentance, mercy, and perseverance—highlighting God’s call to justice, holiness, and steadfast faith. Through Isaiah’s vision of inclusive righteousness, Paul’s call to sanctification, and the Canaanite woman’s bold trust, this reflection reveals how Lent shapes hearts toward humble obedience and renewed confidence in God’s enduring grace.
Why Lent Matters: A Deeper Look at the Anglican Catholic Journey
Lent arrives each year like a gentle but insistent knock on the door of the soul. Within the Anglican Catholic tradition, Lent is not a cultural habit or a set of obligations—it is a sacred encounter with Christ, beginning on Ash Wednesday and unfolding over...
What is Lent in the Anglican Catholic tradition
Lent in the Anglican Catholic Tradition Lent in the Anglican Catholic tradition is a sacred season of repentance, prayer, and renewal beginning on Ash Wednesday… Meaning of Lent Lent is a season set aside for repentance—not a wallowing in shame, but a sober...
Ash Wednesday at St. Timothy’s ACC: Entering the Holy Fast with Humble Hearts
Ash Wednesday marks the solemn beginning of Lent—a season in which the Church calls the faithful to deeper repentance, intentional prayer, and renewed devotion to Christ. The liturgy appointed for this day invites us to confront our sin honestly, return to...
Pre-Lent and Shrovetide Traditions Explained
PRE‑LENT OR SHROVETIDE Today our liturgical color shifts to purple as we enter Pre‑Lent, the ancient Gesima season. Septuagesima Sunday, the first of the three pre‑Lenten Sundays, falls nine Sundays before Easter and three before Ash Wednesday. Historically,...