Recalling those days back

 

Roman Catholic is celebrating Lenten season in every year for remembering the sacrifices of our lord Jesus Christ. It’s a tradition for Roman Catholic and it’s a very special day for this religion. This day that will show how Jesus sacrifice himself for the sake of all people long time ago.

On April 14-15 in every year, this is the day that they will remembering sacrifice of Jesus Christ. To encourage Catholics accomplish at least a minimum during Lent, the Catholic Church advises all Catholics to fast and abstain from meat on specific days. Fasting is eating only one full meal each day, with the option of two smaller meals needed. Abstinence entails refraining from eating meat, while fish is permitted. One of the Church's commandments is that Catholics must observe all days of fasting and abstinence.

This is an important occasion for Catholic to know and remember what Jesus Christ do us to become safe.

https://news.americanbible.org/blog/entry/corporate-blog/lent-a-season-for-biblical-meditation