Lent 2026

18 Feb 2026

Today marks the beginning of Lent — a season of reflection, honesty, and intentional living within the Christian tradition.

Lent is not about dramatic gestures or public displays. It’s about pausing, paying attention, and asking difficult but necessary questions about what we carry, what we cling to, and what we might need to let go of.

For those working in policing and public service, this can resonate deeply. Much of the job already involves restraint, self‑examination, and learning to live with complexity rather than easy answers.

Chaplaincy holds space for that kind of reflection — without pressure or performance. A place to be human, to acknowledge limits, and to reconnect with purpose in the midst of demanding work.

As Lent begins, may it offer steadiness, clarity, and a renewed sense of direction for all who walk this path.
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