Ask the Pack: Lent

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Photo credit: Hayley Hynes

Katelyn Fecteau

Ask the Pack is a weekly question posed to the Loyola community. This week, we asked students: What could you never give up for Lent?

Sofia Lines, criminology freshman

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“Mac and cheese, because I gave it up last year, and that was a big mistake. It’s part of, like, what I eat, because it’s me.”

Megan Bourg, management and marketing senior

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“There’s nothing I wouldn’t give up for Lent.”

Kori Doran, graphic design sophomore

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“Painting, doodling, art.”

Emma Logan, psychology sophomore

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“I could definitely not give up talking.”

Bri Daniel-Harkins, history pre-law and classics junior

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“I actually don’t give anything up for Lent, that feels like very negative to me. I know it’s a time of fasting so instead, I make sacrifices by taking up a new, healthy habit—like eating better or going to the gym more. Just doing something to better my every day rather than giving something up.”

Deirdre Crean, music industry senior

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“I don’t think I could ever give up TV for Lent—I’ve tried before, but it’s just how I relax.”