Pope Francis in St. Peter's Square during the Wednesday general audience May 22, 2015. Credit: Stephan Driscoll/CNA.

Pope Francis in St. Peter’s Square during the Wednesday general audience May 22, 2015. Credit: Stephan Driscoll/CNA.

On Sunday Pope Francis said Lent is a key time to open ourselves to the light of Christ and let go of all the “false lights” that lead us away from him, taking us instead down a path of darkness marked by our own selfishness.

“If now I were to ask you, do you believe that Jesus is the Son of God? Do you believe that he can change your heart? Do you think you can see reality as he sees it, not as we do? Do you believe that he is light, that he gives us the true light?” the Pope asked March 26, telling pilgrims to respond in silence.

The walk in the light of Christ means to convert, he said, explaining that this transformation means above all “abandoning false lights.”

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