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Lent is a solemn period of preparation lasting 40 days that many Christian churches observe before Easter, commemorating Jesus's 40 days of fasting and temptation in the desert as described in the Gospels. It is practiced across numerous Christian traditions including Catholic, Orthodox, Anglican, Lutheran, and Protestant denominations as a time of spiritual reflection and preparation for Easter.
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- Holiday.type
- Christianity
- Holiday.longtype
- Christian
- Holiday.image
- Altar Dom Greifswald.JPG
- Holiday.caption
- High altar, barren, with few adornments, as is custom during Lent
- Holiday.date
- Variable (follows the paschal computus, and depends on denomination)
- Holiday.relatedto
- Shrovetide, Exodus, Temptation of Christ, Eastertide
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- Annual (lunar calendar)
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- Has part
- Palm Sunday
- Follows
- pre-Lent
- Duration
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- Category:Lent
- described by source
- The Catholic Encyclopedia
- color
- violet
- Commons category
- Lent (fasting period)
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- christianity.stackexchange.com/tags/lent
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