The Fourth Sunday of Lent is traditionally called Laetare Sunday

The Fourth Sunday of Lent is traditionally called Laetare Sunday
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The Fourth Sunday of Lent is traditionally called Laetare Sunday. Laetare is a Latin word that means “rejoice.” The Gospel today describes the reason for our joy: God’s great love for us has been revealed in Jesus. Through his Passion, Death, and Resurrection, Christ has reconciled us with God and one another. 

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