Fasting & Feasting
Lent is more than a time of fasting, it can also
be a joyous season of feasting.
Lent is a time to fast from certain things, and to feast on others.
Lent is a time to fast from certain things, and to feast on others.
Fast from judging
others
Feast on the Christ dwelling in them
Fast from emphasis on differences
Feast on the unity of life
Fast from apparent darkness
Feast on the reality of light
Feast on the Christ dwelling in them
Fast from emphasis on differences
Feast on the unity of life
Fast from apparent darkness
Feast on the reality of light
Fast from thoughts of illness
Feast on the healing power of God
Fast from words that pollute
Feast on words that purify
Fast from discontent
Feast on gratitude
Feast on the healing power of God
Fast from words that pollute
Feast on words that purify
Fast from discontent
Feast on gratitude
Fast from anger
Feast on patience
Fast from pessimism
Feast on optimism
Fast from worry
Feast on Divine Providence
Fast from complaining
Feast on appreciation
Fast from negatives
Feast on affirmatives
Fast from unrelenting pleasures
Feast on unceasing prayer
Fast from hostility
Feast on peace
Fast from bitterness
Feast on forgiveness
Fast from self-concern
Feast on compassion for others
Fast from personal anxiety
Feast on trust
Fast from discouragement
Feast on hope
Fast from acts that tear down
Feast on acts which build up
Fast from thoughts that weaken
Feast on promises that inspire
Fast from idle gossip
Feast on purposeful silence
Fast from problems which overwhelm
Feast on prayer that is supportive
(Author Unknown)
Closing Prayer:
God, we honor the Mystery of your presence in us. We celebrate through feasting and fasting your Indwelling Presence in our daily lives. You are here today in ways we did not know. We cherish your presence in our lives as we journey through life. We receive your joy in the midst of our sorrows. We receive your love in the midst of our fears, and we receive your light in the midst of our darkness . . .
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