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As we enter into the season of Lent, let us turn our focus to prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. During this special season, we have many opportunities to grow in our prayer life and deepen our relationship with Christ Jesus.
Stations of the Cross
-Every Friday in Lent at 6:30 PM
-Good Friday, April 15, 2022, at 3 PM
Please join us for “The Way of the Cross with text from the Scriptures,” the traditional Stations of the Cross.
The Stations of the Cross theme for the first Friday of Lent, March 4, is healing and features anointing by Fr. Mike.
The theme for the second Friday of Lent, March 11, is Teens and Young Adults.
Below you will find online resources to use this Lenten Season:
Reflection of Fasting
The USCCB offers this reflection of Lenten Fasting.
FORMED
FORMED has many resources, reflections, short videos, and movies that you and your family can utilize this Lenten season. It’s free to use, it just requires an email address.
Visit www.formed.org for more.
Busted Halo
Busted Halo offers daily reflections to use on your Lenten journey. Also, there are short video clips explaining the meaning of the season and Ash Wednesday.
“Lent in Three Minutes” https://bustedhalo.com/video/watch-lent-3-minutes
“Holy Week in Three Minutes” https://bustedhalo.com/video/watch-holy-week-in-three-minutes
“Ash Wednesday in Two Minutes” https://bustedhalo.com/video/ash-wednesday-in-two-minutes
Loyola Press
Loyola Press offers several resources for Lent, from explaining Ash Wednesday, the Lenten Season, to daily reflections, book ideas, activities, virtual Stations of the Cross, and much more!
Dynamic Catholic
Matthew Kelly and Dynamic Catholic offer daily reflections delivered right to your inbox in this program called “Best Lent Ever”
