Lent is a 40 day season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends at sundown on Holy Thursday. It’s a period of preparation to celebrate the Lord’s Resurrection at Easter. During Lent, we seek the Lord in prayer by reading Sacred Scripture; we serve by giving alms, and we practice self-control through fasting. We are called not only to abstain from luxuries during Lent but to a true inner conversion of heart as we seek to follow Christ’s will more faithfully.
 Lenten session 2022 – Hope is AliveThe sessions below will help the students to reflect and pray to grow in the living hope found in Jesus Christ. The Early and Primary years have a beautiful surprise prepared by Ġupazzi! Middle and Secondary have other surprises too! Download the resources needed to help you animate the sessions. |
 Lenten session 2022 – Joyful MercyThese sessions are about God’s mercy that brings joy in the person that accepts it and is merciful with other people and creation. |
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 Lent Activity: The Giraffe and the Good SamaritanDuring Lent 2021, we presented ideas and resources to help the religious counsellor and the chaplaincy teams in schools to prepare for the very important feast of Easter. |
 Lent Prayer Spaces Set 2021 |
 3 Sessions about Masters of Love and MercyThe themes of the 3 sessions inspired by the Good Samaritan parable are:
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 Lent: The Runners ShoesThis prayer space encourages one to reflect upon those moments one failed to give a helping hand when it was necessary. |
Lent Prayer Spaces Set 2021 |
 Lent: Palm HandsInspired from the Palm Sunday procession in this prayer space one is invited to adore and honour God for the qualities that make him trustworthy. |
 Lent: Bubbles of WishesDuring this prayer space, one is invited to present his dreams and wishes to God just like Jesus did during his life particularly during his last hours. |
 Lent: Special PeopleInspired by Simon of Cyrene, who was special because he helped Jesus carrying the cross, one reflects and prays for a special person in ones life while creating ‘a pipe cleaner model’. |
 Lent: Broken HeartOne is invited to think of those with a broken heart, reflect on what one can do to help, and asked to pray for them. |
 Lent: Love LetterReflecting on how St John describes the immense love God has for us, in this prayer space one is given time to write a love letter to God who is showering us with love. |
 Lent: MirrorInspired by the Veronica’s veil, this prayer activity encourages one to identify the positive aspects of oneself as one looks at ones own self-image created on the image of God in a mirror. |
 Lent: Big QuestionsPontius Pilate asked about what is the truth, in this prayer space one is given the space to think about and write the question one would like to ask God. |
 Lent: Jumping for JoyEaster brings joy so in this prayer space one thinks of someone or something that brings joy and makes you happy. |
 Lent: Mobile CallJust like Pilate had a lot of questions to Jesus, this prayer space encourages one to think if they had to call God, what would the conversation be like. |
 Lent: Empty PlateThis prayer space provides one with the opportunity to reflect on greed, whilst relating the topic to Judas Iscariot it invites the particiants to pray for justice and for wisdom and courage in fighting economic-greed. |
 Lent: Being Brave |