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Digital Faith users can add their events and stories to the module by simply tagging them with hashtags. Use the following hastags to get your events added to the list:
#lent2013, #ash2013, #palm2013, #maundy2013, #goodfriday2013, #easter2013
Non-Digital Faith users should send their information to Julie Murray at jmurray@diosohio.org to get added to the list.
Doing Ashes-to-Go? Advertise using #ashestogo2013 to be added to a global map of Ashes to Go sites. Or share your information at http://ashestogo.org/join-in/share-your-site/ to be added to a national list of communities and locations.
Lenten MeditationsEpiscopal Relief & Development's tenth annual Lenten Meditations booklets are now available in English and Spanish. PDF booklets and other Lenten resources can be found on Episcopal Relief & Development's website at www.er-d.org/Lent. The Lenten Meditations can be ordered from Episcopal Marketplace online or over the phone by calling 1.866.937.2772. Churches and individuals are encouraged to place their orders by Friday, February 1, to ensure that the materials will arrive by Ash Wednesday, February 13.
Lent Madness 2013
The fourth annual "saintly smackdown" begins February 14
 What do you get when you combine a love of sports with a love of saints? Lent Madness, of course. A year after this unique online devotion went viral-with mentions in Sports Illustrated, the Washington Post, and many other media outlets, Lent Madness is back.
Based loosely on the wildly popular NCAA basketball tournament, Lent Madness pits 32 saints against one another in public voting as they compete for the coveted Golden Halo. But it is more than that: Lent Madness is really an online devotional tool sponsored by Forward Movement Publications that's designed to help people learn about saints. This year's heavyweights include John the Baptist, Martin Luther King, Hilda of Whitby, Luke, Dorothy Day, Benedict of Nursia, Martin Luther, and Harriet Tubman.
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