You'll also find out more about the customs associated with Ash Wednesday, what receiving ashes means within the Christian faith, and other details surrounding the holy holidays.

‘Ashes to Go’ brings Ash Wednesday tradition to the streets of Covington Some churches on the Northshore are making it easier than ever to receive ashes without stepping inside of a church ...

'Ashes to Go' offers parishioners opportunity to participate in special services for Ash Wednesday ASH WEDNESDAY IS A HOLY DAY OF REFLECTION. IT’S OBSERVED BY FASTING AND RECEIVING ASHES.

The faithful received ashes on their foreheads outside of the State Capitol. “Ashes to Go” began about 15 years ago as a way to give busy people an opportunity to take part.

As Lent begins, Chicagoans participate in the solemn ritual of receiving ashes on their foreheads.

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - Today’s Good Question is: Why do people put ashes on their heads for Ash Wednesday? Ash Wednesday signifies the beginning of Lent, the period leading up to Easter.

Throughout downtown Sacramento, Christian leaders are taking a centuries old tradition outside the walls of the church to lead an effort known as "Ashes to Go".

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Wednesday marked the beginning of Lent for Christians around the world. Ash Wednesday is traditionally observed by the faithful by receiving the cross of ashes on their ...

The pastor went to each car that came to the drive-thru and offered a blessing while he gave out ashes.

As we observe Ash Wednesday and enter into the Lenten season, it’s important to reflect on our spiritual journey and seek a deeper connection with God.

It’s Ash Wednesday, marking the beginning of lent for for Christians around the world.

On Ash Wednesday, many Christians fast and begin penance by giving up something for Lent.