“Lent is not a time of trial but a time for consecration, a time to prepare our hearts to be with God and holy before ... Himself as a sacrificial lamb for the atonement of sins.

Eggs were rarely eaten during the Lenten season, which is why there ... It is not only a symbol of the Lamb of God or the coming of spring but represents the persistence of Polish Catholic ...

Rather, it is the new Pascha, where the life-giving blood of the Lamb and Son of God has allowed for all people to be freed from sin, death and Satan." Halkias urges all Christians to use Lent for ...

Lamb represents Christ as the Lamb of God, and spring is also the time when lambs are born. Eggs symbolize rebirth and renewal. But Lenten and Easter food traditions are about much more than ham ...

Gone are the gold and statues at the High Altar; instead, we have our Lenten Array – vast unbleached curtains ... and in the centre, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world. The drama of ...

Easter Sunday lunch was always a big occasion in our house when I was growing up, as Lent ... lamb was roasted and eaten with unleavened bread and herbs in the hope that the angel of God would ...