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You guessed it. It's the sixth issue of FAITHteen. Wishing you a blessed season of Lent, we invite you to check out this month's features, such as The Real Word, Personality Quiz and more. Click here for past issues.

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pictureWhat do we do when someone we love dies? Sometimes, we find ourselves asking questions such as "Why?" or "What now?" At these times, our relationships with our family and friends and our faith in God are essential. The Church teaches, "Apart from the cross there is no other ladder by which we may get to heaven." More
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pictureDid you know that the most famous Irishman in the world was actually born in England, not Ireland? Meet the real St. Patrick. More

the real word what's up with that personality quiz

On Ash Wednesday, our foreheads were marked with ashes as a sign of penance. Why is Lent a season of mourning and repentance?
Scripture Reflection
picture· Blessed are those who mourn? How can mourning be a good thing? More
· Where should we go to receive comfort? More
· People say things like, "Don't cry - it'll be all right." Is it okay to cry? More

pictureAre you Comfort-Able? Everyone needs comfort. Jesus challenges us to be comforted and to comfort others. The Christian ideal isn't easy, but with His help, it is possible.

Ask yourself these questions:
· As Christians, do we deserve comfort?
· Do you find Jesus' words challenging?
· Are you the comforted or comforter?

pictureMy father died when I was 12 years old. When he died it was very difficult. How would you respond to something so tragic:
A Allow your emotions to flow honestly.
B Share your grief with others who share your faith and sorrow.
C Pray, seeking comfort in your faith and in God’s presence.
D Keep to yourself -- afraid to deal with the pain.