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Lent
Mar 1 to Apr 13, 2028 · Computed (rule)
in 16 mo
Forty days of prayer, fasting and almsgiving, from Ash Wednesday to the evening of Holy Thursday. Most Western churches keep the same season.
Every year
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LentAn event.in 16 moUSCCB liturgical year, computed
LentAn event.in 2 yrUSCCB liturgical year, computedDetails →LentAn event.in 3 yrUSCCB liturgical year, computedDetails →Also on Mar 1, 2028
Ash WednesdayThe first day of Lent, 40 days of fasting before Easter (Sundays not counted).in 16 moUSCCB liturgical year, computedDetails →Baha’i Nineteen Day FastNineteen days of fasting from sunrise to sunset, ending at Naw-Ruz.in 16 moBaha’i World Centre, computedDetails →Women’s History MonthWomen’s History Month, observed across the US.in 16 moLibrary of Congress and partners, computedDetails →
Source, method and history
- Source
- USCCB liturgical year
- How we know
- Computed from the date of Easter (Gregorian computus).
- Recurs
- annual
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- Changes
- 2026-09-26: added to 2028-03-01