Posts tagged lent 2025

‘The Chosen: The Last Supper Part 2’ The Best Middle Chapter Of The Series Yet

(REVIEW) A few flaws aside, “The Chosen: The Last Supper Part 2” is easily the strongest middle chapter of the popular series by far. This only makes me more excited for the final episode just as Easter approaches. If they can land that, “The Chosen: The Last Supper” will truly be the best season of the show to date — and another sign that the faith-based film industry has truly come of age.

Entertainment, Film & TV, Christianity, ReviewJoseph HolmesApril 7, 2025joseph holmes, the chosen, easter, easter 2025, lent, lent 2025, review, rechargeComment

On Religion: Why Is Lent In America No Big Deal?

(ANALYSIS) The bridge between Ash Wednesday and Easter is the penitential season of Lent. However, Lent is “not on the radar” for most Americans, according to a new Lifeway Research study focusing on Catholics, Protestants and the unchurched. Most who observe Lent find their own ways to mark the season, with some form of the “give up one thing for Lent” pattern as the norm.

Christianity, Analysis, Catholicism, protestants, SocietyTerry MattinglyApril 3, 2025lent, lent 2025, easter, christianity, analysis, protestants, catholics, ramadan, primary feature, Terry Mattingly, rechargeComment

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