The Continuity of Lent as a Feast
Most times when we talk about fasting,
some Christians tend to think of not eating. Some may fast because it is the
Lenten season in the Catholic Church. Borrowing the words of Fr. Kapya, M.Afr;
he invited us to use this season as the only time to Truly practice the Gospel.
Some of us who are Christians tend to live the Gospel theoretically, for
example by praying for people who have no food. This time, we ought to really
feel what it means and how it feels when the poor servants of God lack food.
This however should be for a great transition to our lives, that is, “from fasting
to feasting” as Fr. Wynand, a MillHill Missionary Priest, said.
Most times when we talk about fasting,
some Christians tend to think of not eating. Some may fast because it is the
Lenten season in the Catholic Church. Borrowing the words of Fr. Kapya, M.Afr;
he invited us to use this season as the only time to Truly practice the Gospel. 
Some of us who are Christians tend to live the Gospel theoretically, for
example by praying for people who have no food. This time, we ought to really
feel what it means and how it feels when the poor servants of God lack food.
This however should be for a great transition to our lives, that is, “from fasting
to feasting” as Fr. Wynand, a MillHill Missionary Priest, said.