When does Lent officially begin and end, in the Catholic tradition?

Begins with Ash Wed and ends with...Easter I believe. Or the Sat before.....something like that

you can have it back after Lent. Duh LOL

When does Lent officially begin and end, in the Catholic tradition?no fax loan

Starts on Ash Wednesday, %26amp; concludes on Easter.

When does Lent officially begin and end, in the Catholic tradition? loan

Ash wed to maudy thurs

Good Friday begins the holy weekend. Holy Saturday and then finally Easter.|||The Wednesday after Fat Tuesday and end on the Sunday the Resurrection Celebration. It goes also according to the cycle of the moon.|||Huh. I thought it ended on Palm Sunday, the Sunday before Easter...Guess I was wrong.|||starts next day after madardi gras and stops at the commencement of Holy Week.|||Ash Wednesday to Holy Thursday: forty days (this doesn%26#039;t count Sundays, because that commemorates the Resurrection). Lent actually ends with Holy Thursday, officially at sundown with the beginning of the Lord%26#039;s Supper. Then, on Friday is the Crucifixion, and on Sunday the Resurrection.

To answer the second question: yes, you can have it back. Giving something up for Lent is an act of penance.|||Lent begins as soon as Fat Tuesday ends and Ash Wednesday begins. Lent ends as soon as Holy Saturday ends and Easter begins. If you give something up for Lent, you can have it again at midnight on Easter Sunday (as soon as Easter Sunday starts).