Ash Wednesday in 2021

The Church of England has launched an Instagram filter allowing people to superimpose a digital ash cross onto their foreheads in selfies while people can't mark Ash Wednesday in church https://t.co/Tr4UHHdB8p

— Kaya Burgess (@kayaburgess) February 16, 2021

Its this guys day today. Ash Wednesday 🙏🏾 https://t.co/JwpFknZulG

— 7. (@Zola_Sven) February 17, 2021

Join us in sharing today's Lenten prayer, marking Ash Wednesday. You can access text and audio versions through our website at https://t.co/Rn4jDVCRSG. https://t.co/62AvI88vre

— The Church of England (@churchofengland) February 17, 2021

Ash Wednesday in a time of plague: the bishops’ suggestion for a domestic liturgy, and a detailed service sheet from my parish complete with sachet of blessed ashes. https://t.co/9tV1ktWd8T

— Austen Ivereigh (@austeni) February 16, 2021

#ShroveTuesday: “shrove” is the collective noun for shrews & people would eat a shrove on this day, each shrew flattened, fried in butter, served with sugar and twist of lemming. Any leftovers would be reheated the next day but they could easily burn, hence: Ash Wednesday. 😬 https://t.co/pmRUxn8PAN

— FolkCast (@FolkCast) February 16, 2021

On 16 February 1983, the Ash Wednesday bushfires caused widespread destruction across VIC and SA. 75 people lost their lives, including 14 CFA and 3 CFS firefighters. We pay respect to those who lost their lives and those affected by the Ash Wednesday fires. https://t.co/eKaduVqQRv

— Fire Rescue Victoria (@FireRescueVic) February 15, 2021

All set for lent. Ash Wednesday Masses 10am St Anns 7pm St Christophers https://t.co/Tbsb6JekOu

— CatholicAshton (@catholicashton) February 16, 2021