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Lent is not merely about sacrificing earthly pleasures; it's an invitation to embark on a profound spiritual journey. 

In our latest podcast episode, we explore Dr. Scott Hahn's revelatory book, *The Fourth Cup*, which bridges the Jewish Passover with the Last Supper and unveils rich insights about Christ's ultimate sacrifice. Through this exploration, we discover how understanding the significance of the fourth cup can enhance our Lenten experience, transforming it into a season of deep reflection and growth.

The discussion highlights the traditional four cups of wine consumed during the Passover, each with profound meanings tied to remembrance and liberation. Delving into these themes, we explore how Jesus refrains from drinking the fourth cup during the Last Supper, only to fulfill it on the cross, declaring “It is finished.” 

This comprehension not only deepens our appreciation for the Eucharist but also emphasizes the essence of sacrifice during Lent—inviting each of us to participate in Christ’s love and mission.

Join us as we navigate practical ways to engage more deeply with our Lenten practices! 

Consider picking up *The Fourth Cup*, reflecting on its themes during Mass, and participating in the Stations of the Cross. Let's make this Lent a time for transformation and deepen our relationship with Christ. 

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Key Points from the Episode:

• Exploring the significance of Lent in the Catholic faith  
• Discussing the four cups of wine in the Jewish Passover meal
• Understanding how the Last Supper and the fourth cup symbolize Jesus' ultimate sacrifice  
• Practical tips for enhancing Lenten practices through reflection and connection to Christ  

Other resources: 

Scott Hahn video talk 

Transcript from Catholic Fidelity

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