Lent is traditionally the forty days before Easter. Ash Wednesday to holy Saturday, Sundays (6) do not count in the count of forty days as they are celebrated for Jesus refusing the Devil's temptations. Answer: that last answer makes little sense to me. The season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday which is 40 days before Easter. Easter is celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon of the vernal equinox. This year,2009, the first full moon of the vernal equinox occurred on Thursday, April 9th and therefore Easter was celebrated on Sunday, April 12th. Ash Wednesday was February 25th.
The season after Lent is the Easter season. It is a season of rejoicing and celebration for Christ's resurrection, and it lasts forty days, until the feast of the Ascension.
Lent begins with Ash Wednesday
The lent season means to sacrifice or to give up something that you don't really need.
Lent.
"Alleluia" is omitted from the season of Lent in anticipation of the joy of the ressurection where it is a key part of the celebration.
No. Lent is over at Easter. It is a forty day season from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday.
The season is called Lent.
Lent
Lent.
No, Lent is a different liturgical season from Ordinary Time.
A season of Lent is a long event from the ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday.
The season of Lent always begins on Ash Wednesday.