Armenian Weekly

Historically, Lent was a time for those seeking repentance and Christian fellowship to do public penance. During the Middle Ages, strict 40-day fasts, consisting of abstinence from meat and other foods, were obligatory for Christians. Gradually, these practices became less rigid.

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Historically, Lent was a time for those seeking repentance and Christian fellowship to do public penance. During the Middle Ages, strict 40-day fasts, consisting of abstinence from meat and other foods, were obligatory for Christians. Gradually, these practices became less rigid.

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