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The document provides a call to prayer and fasting for Lent. It contains prayers and readings to guide reflection and commitment during Lent, including turning away from sin, fasting, and increasing prayer, love and good works. Participants are asked to commit to avoiding wrongdoing and being faithful to the Gospel with God's help. Closing prayers focus on fasting from judging others, differences and complaints, and feasting on unity, gratitude and strengthening prayer.
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