Ash Wednesday is the start of Lent. For the next 40 days, many devout Catholics choose to give something up.Kenny Lopez talked to Catholics at Blessed Sacrament St. Joan of Arc Catholic Parish about their lenten intentions.
Catholics Make Lenten Promises
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