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Lent 2026 Weekday Reflections

  • Writer: John Huynh
    John Huynh
  • Mar 2
  • 2 min read

Updated: Apr 7

Each Lent, I make a daily habit of reading the day’s Mass readings, sitting with them long enough for God’s grace to stir my heart, and then putting a few short thoughts into a journal on my laptop. I started doing this several years ago as a simple way to grow closer to God by paying closer attention to what the Church places before us each day.


I’m sharing my 2026 reflections in the hope of naming a few ways Jesus is already present in ordinary life—where most conversion actually happens. Each entry includes a brief reflection and one concrete practice—prayer, fasting, or almsgiving—that I’m trying to live myself, and I offer it to you as a friendly suggestion, because Lent calls us to active conversion.


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