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The first worksheet is where you can guide your children through setting their Lenten Resolutions. I am encouraging my children to set a resolution or 2 in each of the following categories: prayer, fasting, and alms-giving.
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The final piece of this Lenten Bundle for Children is a...
- 3 Printable Activities
Lenten Worksheets for Kids (Catholic Sprouts) Lenten Promise Cards (Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving Printable) for Families (Faith and Fabric) Lent: Activity Ideas for 40 Days (Look to Him and Be Radiant)
The traditional practices of Lent, drawn from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, are almsgiving (Matthew 6:2–4), prayer (Matthew 6:5–15), and fasting (Matthew 6:16–18). Discuss some ideas for how you can grow closer to God this Lent.
2 Φεβ 2021 · Your Guide to a Catholic Lent. TO DO: Gather as a household to discuss and make a plan for how your household members will live Lent this year to draw closer to God. PRAY. Begin this season of Lent by attending our Ash Wednesday Mass on February 17, 2021. Celebrate the season of Lent in your home by using the items in your Take Away Bag.
The three Catholic observances we follow during Lent — prayer, fasting and giving alms — engage us in body, mind and spirit. Focusing on these traditional observances will bring your family closer to Christ ... and to one another.
Translation for younger kids: “Lent is a time when we practice new ways of giving up sin and doing good so we can be closer to God.”. The traditional practices of Lent, drawn from Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, are almsgiving (Mattew 6:2–4), prayer (Matthew 6:5–15), and fasting (Matthew 6:16–18).
It is a time of repentance, fasting, and reflection for many Christians. Lesson Objectives: Students will understand the meaning and purpose of Lent. Students will be able to explain the traditions and practices associated with Lent. Materials: Bibles; Handouts with information about Lent (optional) Lesson Outline: Introduction:
