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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). Fasting ideas for kids and teens.
By exploring these different ways to pray during Lent, you can deepen your spiritual connection with God and experience a more meaningful Lenten journey. Incorporate these practices into your daily routine and allow them to guide you closer to God’s presence.
This Lenten season, try out some different forms of prayer as a family. Start a family conversation by asking, “How much time do you spend with your best friend?” Have each family member, adults included, talk about the question.
6 Φεβ 2024 · Turn to the Cross: Daily Prayers for Lent and Holy Week 2024 by Josh Noem. This little devotional is designed to be used throughout the day. Each day's entry begins with a brief prayer or Scripture quote, then a quick reflection, a Prayer for Morning, Traveling Question, and Prayer for Evening.
Read aloud the following quiz questions. Have the young people write their answers on a sheet of paper and then check their answers. 1.How long does Lent last? (40 days) 2.When does it start? (Ash Wednesday) 3.What great feast does it lead to? (Easter) 4.What is its goal? (spiritual renewal in Christ) 5.For whom does the Church pray especially ...
22 Φεβ 2024 · In this article, you’ll find printable Lent activities and prayers that will help children in your religious education program understand and carry out Lenten practices. Downloads available in Spanish and English.
Catechetical Resources for Lent. Prepare for the season of Easter with catechetical resources to support children and families with Lenten prayer, penance, and almsgiving. Learn more about the season of Lent at our Liturgical Seasons page. Lenten Calendar.
