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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.
 Lent Sessions 2025 for Early & Primary YearsThese three sessions continue with the theme: Sowing Hope. Through these Lenten sessions, the animator helps the students understand that during the process of growing, we need to identify what is obstructing us from becoming good people. So, we need to weed out negativity and plant positivity. |
Lent Sessions 2025 for Middle and Secondary Years |
 Lent Sessions – Living Love through Mercy and ForgivenessThese three sessions dive deep into what it means to live out mercy and forgiveness in real life. We get to see how being merciful and forgiving, just like God is to us, makes life richer, brings us closer to God, and gives us fresh starts. |
 Id-Dehen, il-Ħniena, is-Saħħa, l-Għaqda u s-SliemFl-Innu Malti, il-poeta nazzjonali Dun Karm Psaila talab lil Kbir Alla biex jagħti lill-poplu t’Alla d-dehen, is-saħħa, il-ħniena, l-għaqda u s-sliem. F’dil-paġna issib tagħrif dwar dawn id-doni mill-Isqfijiet tagħna u sessjonijiet għall-istudenti ta’ etajiet differenti. |
 Lent sessions – Instruments of PeaceThese Lenten sessions, which are age-appropriate, will enable the students to discover how to become an instrument of Peace in their lives |
 Lenten session – 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. |
 Lent Activity: The Giraffe and the Good SamaritanIdeas and resources to help the religious counsellor and the chaplaincy teams in schools prepare for the very important feast of Easter. |
 3 Sessions about Masters of Love and MercyThe themes of the 3 sessions inspired by the Good Samaritan parable are:
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 Lenten session – 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. |
 Kalendarju tar-Randan 2024 |
 The Ring, the Sandals & the RobeIn the parable of the prodigal son (Lk 15, 11-32), when the younger son returns home, the Father gives him some welcome-home gifts: a Ring, a pair of Sandals, and the best Robe. |
 Called to care |
Resources about Lent from Laikos.org
 Ash RenewalThe person participating in this prayer activity will understand more about the symbol of ash used during Ash Wednesday as we start the renewal season of 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: 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: Pipe Cleaner 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. |
 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 BraveThis space is to help one think of situations where bravery is needed and to ask God for courage. |
 Lent Prayer Spaces in a Booklet |
 What’s Next?During this prayer space one is invited to put in sequence the passion of Jesus and reflect on these special moments for Jesus and for us. |
 The Easter seriesThis short series of prayer activities will help students to reflect on and engage with the Passion, Death and Easter story of Jesus in a fresh way. |
 Praying with characters related to the Passion, Death and Resurrection of JesusReflect and pray with different characters who are involved in the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. |
 Lent: Sorry SandIn this prayer space one will take time to think that God will forgive us if we ask for forgiveness and reflect on the forgiveness we were granted through the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus. |
Other Prayer Activities Related to Reconciliation
 Beatitudes: ForgivenessThis is a space where one thinks about how it feels to forgive and to pray to God to help forgive one another. |
 Fizzy ForgivenessIn this prayer space one reflects on forgiving those who hurt us, just like a tablet disappears in water so will our upset and hurt disappear with forgiveness. |
 Forgiveness Stones – listen to the reflectionDuring this prayer activity, one is invited to sit and reflect through the reflections being played. |
 Forgiveness For GreedIn this prayer space one is invited to reflect on the greedyness not only globally by mostly personally, and to ask for forgiveness for such greedy actions. |
 Forgiveness StonesIn this prayer space one reflects on the good feeling of letting go and forgiving someone who caused pain. |
 Narnia: SorryThrough four scenes from the narrative of The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, students are encouraged to reflect on hope, instances that make a better world, their identity and uniqueness, and learn to be sorry for their wrongs. This activity was created by a BeSpace team based in Abingdon. |
 Saying Sorry – CrossThis Prayer Space encourages one to think about being sorry for an action against God or those around us. |
 Saying Sorry – StonesThis prayer space encourages one to think about being sorry for an action against God or those around us. |
 Saying Sorry – StringsThis prayer space encourages one to think about being sorry for an action against God or those around us. |
 Saying Sorry – WhiteboardsThis prayer space encourages one to think about being sorry for an action against God or those around us. |
 Easter: Mega NewsThis prayer space aims at reminding us of the call to share the Good News in all that we think, say and do. |
 Easter: UnitedIn this prayer space one will pray to God that no one will cut himself off from the stem so that around us we will experience more goodness. |
 Wand of LoveIn this prayer space one can reflect on the love he/she shows to others and ask for forgivness for when one fails to love others unconditionally. |
 Easter: Drop of LifeIn this prayer space one will think about one’s thirst for God-the living water and pray to God to grant him/her the grace so that he/she will be the living water for others. |
 Easter: On The Third DayIn this prayer space one will think about the death, passion and resurrection of Jesus while taking the time to thank God for this forgiving love. |
 Easter: The Listening SheepWhile one places his/her fingers in the sheep finger-puppet one will pray God to help him/her listen to his voice and follow him. |
 Easter: Touching HandsIn this prayer space one will pray God for help when in doubt. |
 Easter: The Great CommissionDuring this prayer space one thinks about how with God’s help the world can become a better place. |
 Flame of FaithThroughout this prayer space one is encouraged to reflect on empathy through flames of an oil lamp. |
 Fruit of the SpiritIn this prayer space we will reflect about how the Holy Spirit can help us by giving us good qualities which are called the Fruit of the Spirit. |
Adapted Reading for Ash Wednesday
Readings for all the weeks of Lent
Liturgical Readings adapted for children
| Ash Wednesday | PPT Presentation  |
| Thursday | PPT Presentation |
| Friday | PPT Presentation |
| Saturday | PPT Presentation |
Readings for all the weeks of Easter
Events and other reflections for educators
 Labyrinth Experience for Educators 2025 |
 Route 2820 – The Educator’s Journey |
 Reflections for Lent 2023 |
Lent in Parishes
Many parish communities hold prayers and celebrations during Lent. Randan.knisja.mt is a website set up by the Archdiocese of Malta. It provides information about spiritual exercises, the schedule of Holy Mass, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation on various dates, including Holy Week.
Reflections during Lent 2025
Walk alongside 40 people who witnessed His Passion—the faithful, the doubters, the ones who ran away, and those who stayed. Each episode—just a few minutes long—brings their stories to life in a fresh, real way, making it easy to reflect wherever you are.
But this isn’t just about them—it’s about you. You are the reason He walked this path. He saw you when He carried the Cross. He died to save you. And just like the people who stood before Him, you have a choice. Are you Peter, struggling between fear and faith? Mary, standing by Him no matter what? Pilate, washing your hands of responsibility?
Join us this Lent for short but powerful daily reflections—quick listens that fit into your day but leave a lasting impact. The Passion of Jesus isn’t just history. It’s happening now, and you are part of it.
The reflections, delivered in Maltese on Facebook, YouTube, Spotify, and our website, will be around seven minutes long and published at 8:00 am. Like, follow, and subscribe to stay updated and receive each reflection as soon as it’s released!
Facebook; YouTube; Spotify; Website
llqa’ u Haddan hija sit li toffrilek għajnuniet biex tieqaf ftit u tagħti ħin lill-vuċi ġewwienija tiegħek, u tisma’ x’għandha x’tgħidlek dwar is-sejħa tiegħek bħala nisrani u persuna ta’ rieda tajba, biex taqdi. Agħti ftit ħin u agħti ħarsa lejn 7 persunaġġi mill-Via Crucis. 7 persunaggi differenti hafna imma b’ħaġa wahda komuni — għarfu lil Gesù u nbidlu.
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More related resources
 A Guide to the Adoration to the Holy Eucharist |
 A Guide to the Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) |
 Ideas for Better Participation during Holy MassHelpful resources and ideas to celebrate the Eucharistic celebration in a more engaging and participative way. |
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