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A very important Catholic season is fast-approaching, and The Candle Club’s top-selling scent, Smells & Bells, from Michael Knowles, is back just in time for it. Christians around the globe will recognize Lent beginning on February 18 to focus on spiritual reflection, prayer, and fasting. For hundreds of years, Christians around the world have observed a 40-day period where they slow down, reject some of life’s pleasures, and focus intensely on the things of God. One of the most important aspects of Lent is getting into an environment that helps you contemplate your mortality. While Knowles wants your soul to be prepared this Lent, he also wants your home to be ready. And that’s why The Candle Club is bringing back Knowles’ exclusive Lenten candle, Smells & Bells. Smells & Bells — which is defined by the contemplative scents of frankincense and myrrh — is the most popular candle ever sold by The Candle Club, selling out each year. With Smells & Bells, Christians can surround themselves with the essence of a 12th century monastery as they meditate. Wouldn’t it be more authentic to fill your home with contemplative scents that have accompanied prayer and fasting for hundreds of years, not something called “Ocean Breeze” produced by a name-brand candle giant? Every Smells & Bells Candle is hand poured in the U.S. with all-natural, U.S.-grown, plant-based wax that contains no paraffin for a clean burn. All fragrances are free from phthalates, toxins, carcinogens, and mutagens, and adhere to IFRA standards for safety and purity. Plus, the natural cotton thread wicks are carefully crafted for a cleaner burn than synthetic wicks. Along with its authentic frankincense and myrrh scent from traditional Catholic liturgy, Smells & Bells also offers a long-lasting burn throughout the Lenten season and quality honoring sacred tradition. Don’t wait. Ash Wednesday is coming up fast, and Smells & Bells sells out faster than anything else from The Candle Club. Be intentional about your spiritual reflection this Lent, and get the legendary Smells & Bells to fill your home and allow the sacred to engage all of your senses.

House Republican Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) rejected requests from former President Bill Clinton and first lady Hillary Clinton on Monday. The two Democrats face contempt of Congress votes over their refusal to appear for depositions over an investigation into convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein. The House is set to vote as early as Wednesday to hold the Clintons in contempt of Congress after the former president and first lady did not show up for their scheduled depositions in January. The Clintons’ lawyers, however, are still hoping to work out a deal with Comer and sent the Republican a letter Saturday saying the former president would be willing to sit for a four-hour transcribed interview instead of a deposition under oath. The lawyers also said Hillary Clinton would submit a sworn declaration rather than appear in person for a deposition. Comer called the offers “unreasonable,” adding, “It has been nearly six months since your clients first received the Committee’s subpoena, more than three months since the original date of their depositions, and nearly three weeks since they failed to appear for their depositions commensurate with the Committee’s lawful subpoenas.” “Your clients’ desire for special treatment is both frustrating and an affront to the American people’s desire for transparency,” Comer wrote in a reply to the Clintons’ attorneys. Comer said that the Clintons’ requests for the transcribed interview would mean that Bill Clinton could “refuse to answer whatever questions he wanted for whatever reasons he wanted.” The House Oversight chairman added that the four-hour time limit requested would give Bill Clinton an “incentive to attempt to run out the clock by giving unnecessarily long answers and meandering off-topic.” “This is a particular concern where a witness, such as President Clinton, has an established record of being a loquacious individual,” Comer added. Regarding the request for Hillary Clinton, Comer told the attorneys that the Oversight Committee “has made clear on numerous occasions the necessity of her in-person testimony and unacceptability of simple sworn declarations.” A majority of the House must vote in favor of a contempt resolution for it to pass. If found in contempt of Congress, the Clintons face large fines and potentially jail time. Bill and Hillary Clinton were subpoenaed to appear before the House Oversight Committee last year as the committee conducted its investigation into Epstein. The Clintons’ deposition dates were initially scheduled for October and then moved to December, and finally moved to January, but the former president and his wife were no-shows. After the Clintons skipped their depositions, nine Democrats joined with all Republicans on the House Oversight Committee to hold Bill Clinton in contempt, and three Democrats voted with Republicans to hold Hillary Clinton in contempt. The Clintons were friends of Epstein’s in the early 2000s, with Bill Clinton often flying with Epstein on the sex predator’s infamous private plane. Neither the former president nor the first lady has been accused of any wrongdoing related to Epstein’s crimes. After receiving their subpoenas, the Clintons argued that they “already provided the limited information they possess about Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell to the Committee.” Bill Clinton has appeared multiple times in the Epstein files, as the Justice Department continues to release batches of documents and photos to the public. Some of the images released by the Justice Department from Epstein’s estate show Bill Clinton enjoying a hot tub with a woman whose face was redacted and swimming in a pool with Epstein’s associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year prison sentence for her role in the sex trafficking scheme. Bill Clinton was also pictured getting a shoulder massage from one of Epstein’s accusers, Chauntae Davies. Davies has not accused the former president of any wrongdoing. Bill Clinton’s chief of staff, Angel Ureña, said in December that the former president “knew nothing and cut Epstein off before his crimes came to light.”