Why Don't Catholics Sing or Say "Alleluia" During Lent? What the Church Teaches
Throughout most of the year, Catholics sing or say the Alleluia before the Gospel is read during the Liturgy of the Word. However, this is not the case during Lent.
Caroline Perkins
Caroline Perkins is a Digital Media Strategist at EWTN. She lives in Denver with her husband and four children. She is also the author of “ABC Get to Know the Saints with Me.”
Check out the latest posts
Secrets of the Saints: The Forgotten Spiritual Power of Fasting
“Penance without fasting is useless and vain; by fasting [we] satisfy God.”
Social Media Reacts to VaLENTine's Day Viral Reel with "Friends" Sitcom Character in Catholic Church
How was your Ash Wednesday and Valentine's Day?
Ashes Explained: Facts About Ash Wednesday Every Catholic Should Know
Here's why Ash Wednesday is an important day in the Catholic Church.
Your Lenten Guide for Fasting & Abstinence, According to Catholic Teaching
During the season of Lent, the faithful practice fasting and abstinence. Below are answers to many of the common questions surrounding these spiritual practices.
Sisters of Life Answer the Top Questions People Ask About Nuns in Viral Video
Sister Mary Grace and Sister Marie Veritas of the Sisters of Life answer some of the internet's most-asked questions about nuns and religious sisters.