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- Great Lent is for all believers, not just clergy and monastics.
- Great Lent is time for serious consideration of the soul.
- Great Lent summons all believers to actively participate.
- Great Lent is an experience resulting in beneficial joy.
- Great Lent requires participation of the heart and mind.
- Great Lent entails continued discipline of the body.
- Great Lent gives structure to daily Christian life.
- Great Lent affects believers’ hearts, souls and bodies.
- Great Lent arrives each year for believers’ benefit.
- Great Lent is a recurring part of the each Liturgical Year.
- Great Lent has been deemed of continued value.
- Great Lent emphasizes the importance of repentance.
- Great Lent sets forth examples of repentance.
- Great Lent has specific defined liturgical services.
- Great Lent includes practices of prayer and fasting.
- Great Lent encourages believers to practice almsgiving.
- Great Lent offers instruction to attentive believers.
- Great Lent addresses the continuing hunger of the soul.
- Great Lent provides regular spiritual nourishment.
- Great Lent inspires drawing closer to Jesus Christ.
- Great Lent asks believers to refrain from sin.
- Great Lent calls believers to better lives in Christ.
- Great Lent directs hearts and minds to God’s Kingdom.
- Great Lent remembers the believers departed this life.
- Great Lent gives liturgical attention to the Mother of God.
- Great Lent directs believers away from sinful practices.
- Great Lent offers new beginnings in the life in Christ.
- Great Lent is an investment in the Kingdom of
- Great Lent helps those who have sinned to be forgiven.
- Great Lent is a time for serious confession of sins.
- Great Lent motivates personal change for the better.
- Great Lent is an inexhaustible source of learning.
- Great Lent enables believers to begin anew in Jesus Christ.