Walking with Christ during Lent
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For many Catholics, Lent is a time to give things up. But it is really much more, explained Msgr. William McCumber, director of the Office of Sacred Worship.
"The emphasis during Lent is on prayer, fasting and charity. That is what we focus on for the purpose of being open to God's grace," he said.
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