Summary
In Illo Tempore is a Quinquagesima Sunday in the Catholic Church calendar, marking Pre-Lent and leading to Ash Wednesday. The article emphasizes the importance of Lent preparation for Easter through various liturgical practices. It highlights how the period between these Sundays, known as Shrovetide, was traditionally focused on fasting and purification before Lent. Key stations are marked during this time, with the most prominent being at St. Peter’s tomb on Quinquagesima Sunday. These Stations symbolize the faithful’s journey to Christ through historical events such as Lawrence’s martyrdom and the crucifixion of Peter. The text also mentions that confession is mandatory during this period, reinforcing Church teachings about penitence and spiritual growth prior to Easter.
Key Topics
Vatican City, Quinquagesima Sunday, Lent
