Some boys hate themselves spend their lives representing their fathers

some girls hate the bodies stand in the mirror and wait for the feedback

saying God make me famous.

If you can't, just make it painless.

Just make it famous.

Today marks the beginning of Lent,

for those of you who observed the holiday, and we thought

it might be interesting to talk about this in light of the White House, in light of President

Trump, who did two things today.

He had a press conference that people will be talking about

as you listen on the coronavirus, which

there's a lot of panic and talk about, which brings to mind the fact that we are mortal and we will die in some way or another, the beginning of philosophy.

And, but Trump also issued a statement that was remarkable about Ash Wednesday and I just want to read that and then we'll talk about it.

It says, Malania and I wish everyone observing Ash Wednesday a peaceful and prayerful day.

For Catholics and many other Christians, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten season

that concludes with the joyful celebration of Easter Sunday.

Today millions of Christians will be marked on their foreheads with the sign of the cross.

The imposition of ashes is an invitation to spend time during Lent fasting, praying, and engaging in acts of charity.

This powerful and sacred tradition reminds us of our shared mortality, Christ's saving love,

and the need to repent and accept the gospel more fully.

Submit, Dave's vault, exclamation point.

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