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It's not about the bunny, honey

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | April 5, 2012 - 12:00am

Easter Sunday is only four days away — it seems like yesterday when we started preparing for Lent. Has it really been almost 40 days since?

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On family traditions this Lent

By Tina Santiago-Rodriguez | March 8, 2011 - 12:00am

March 9 marks the first day of Lent for us Catholics. It signifies the beginning of forty days usually reserved for fasting, abstinence, prayer, repentance, good works and almsgiving. Lent is the time that Christians...

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