So if we give up something for Lent that has been interfering with our relationship with God, wouldn't it make sense that we continue to give it up following Lent?
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Sometimes I have found that giving something up for Lent has allowed me to release my attachment to it; other times I have realized how much I love and enjoy that particular thing, and that I need to find a way to make it work in my life without interfering with more important things. But it sure makes Easter a lot more joyous when you've given up something you can barely live without!
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