The second Sunday of Lent means that the liturgical season leading up to Easter is a third of the way over, Fr. Ambrose Criste, O.Praem., told Fox News Digital.

Second Sunday of Lent. March 16, 2025. Genesis 15:5-12, 17-18 Psalm 27 Philippians 3:17-4:1 Luke 9:28b-36. This revelation felt like the culmination of all that the disciples needed to know about ...

Just as the First Sunday of Lent’s Gospel is always Jesus’ Temptation in the Desert, so the Second Sunday’s is always his Transfiguration. The Church officially celebrates the Solemnity of ...

The Second Sunday of Lent is observed by the faithful all over the world on Sunday, March 5, 2023. This special day in the faith calendar is a time to slow down and consider God's blessings, a ...

The Gospel of the Transfiguration on the Second Sunday of Lent, although a liturgical tradition, is somewhat chronologically misleading: other events that we have heard about this year, like Jesus ...

Planning: 2nd Sunday of Lent. By: Lawrence Mick This first readings for today as well as for the next two Sundays present us with key figures in salvation history: Abraham today, Moses next week ...

Readings for the Second Sunday of Lent Reflection: Readings: 1 Genesis 15: 5–12, 17–18 Philippians 3: 17–4:1 Luke 9: 28b–36. Transfigurations—those sudden splendid moments of vision that open new ...

Reflection: Second Sunday of Lent. Welcome to our series of Lent and Easter reflections. The Reverend Mark Birch reflects on Peter’s denial of Jesus and how it is represented visually on the altar of ...

The first Sunday of Lent, called Quadragesima Sunday or Invocabit Sunday, is after Ash Wednesday on March 9, 2025. Why do ...

March 12, Second Sunday in Lent. Genesis 12:1–4a; John 3:1–17 by Nurya Love Parish in the February 15, 2017 issue. Share Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Email to a friend Print. I think that every ...

Second Sunday of Lent Reflection ... Second, it teaches me about love. Love lasts beyond the prospect of death and cannot be diminished by the possibility of separation. In fact, it grows instead.