Ash Wednesday in 2022

COVID Safety during the Lenten Season As we prepare for Ash Wednesday, 2nd March 2022, and the Season of Lent please take note of this important communique from the SACBC https://t.co/j2EdvIgYPm

— Archdiocese of Pretoria (@pretoria_of) February 23, 2022

“ Let today be the day you give up who you've been for who you can become.” Happy Ash Wednesday ✨🙏🏿

— And'aMazizi (@a_Mazizi) March 2, 2022

Today we celebrate Ash Wednesday, an annual Christian holy day where a priest places a small amount of ashes on the head of the penitent to symbolise their intention to repent and become more Christlike in their thoughts and actions. #AshWednesday #LuxVitaCaritas https://t.co/9otoZXDDED

— St John's College (@stjohns_college) March 2, 2022

@Kemopedy It would've been great but judging from the church where the service was held, I am guessing he (or his family) is Catholic or Anglican. And if he is then it would've been impossible as today is Ash Wednesday.

— Karabo (@KaraboNtswaki) March 2, 2022

Today is Ash Wednesday. Just saying because I missed Shrove Tuesday, aka Pancake Day.

— Patricia Smith (@PaddyMay) March 2, 2022

@cwtyp It's an annual season of fasting and penitence in preparation for Easter, beginning on Ash Wednesday which is today and it lasts for 40 weekdays to Easter.

— atypical (@BlackndCurious) March 2, 2022

Today I went to my grandmothers Whats app to send her Gia’s 4 month pictures, like I do every month & then I realized I can’t send it to her anymore 💔 I also never got my customary Ash Wednesday “did you go to church” call 🥺 Grief sucks.

— Arnetia Brown (@ArnetiaXO) March 2, 2022