Ash Wednesday in 2024

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. Today, many Christians will attend church services and have a cross of ash traced on their foreheads. This acts as a reminder of our mortality and need for reconciliation with God. Show more ALT

— The Church of England (@churchofengland) February 14, 2024

The skull of St Valentine: the perfect icon for today’s Ash Wednesday / St Valentine’s Day mash-up.

— Marcus Walker (@WalkerMarcus) February 14, 2024

Happy Valentine’s Day and Ash Wednesday Green tea to celebrate and no sugars How are you today feeling? #AshWednesday # Show more

— Steve’s health journey 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 (@steveshealth23) February 14, 2024

"Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return" Today is Ash Wednesday, and as we begin this Lenten Season, let us reflect on our faith and strive to be better. Today is also a day of fast and abstinence. Show more

— Fr. Michael J Kane (@FrKane) February 14, 2024

Today marks the start of Lent, a season of renewal and a time for turning again to the practice of our faith. #AshWednesday cbcew.org.uk Ash Wednesday - Catholic Bishops' Conference

— Catholic Church (@catholicEW) February 14, 2024

Today on Ash Wednesday, we're open for services and private prayer only, as we begin Lent with the receiving of ashes as a symbol of our mortality. Entering a 40-day season of reflection, we look at what holds us back and how we want to spend our life. Show more ALT

— St Paul's Cathedral (@StPaulsLondon) February 14, 2024

Today's Ash Wednesday Mass at Westminster Cathedral with Cardinal Vincent Nichols.

— Catholic Church (@catholicEW) February 14, 2024