Say the Divine Mercy Chaplet prayer, “For the sake of his sorrowful passion, have mercy on us and the whole world;” during commercials, when waiting in traffic, or on kids at school,
Add Amen, Laudate, and Rosary apps to your phone. Check out websites for Lenten ideas.
Fast from social media or reduce screen time, using the extra time to connect with God and your family.
Pick up a booklet or holy card from the back of the church to guide your family through Lent.
Attend a weekday Mass as a family. This can bring you closer and provide additional spiritual nourishment.
Volunteer at a local charity or food bank. Giving your time to help others is a wonderful way to embody the spirit of Lent.
Set up a prayer corner in your home with a crucifix, candles, and religious images to create a sacred space for reflection and prayer.
Give up a favorite treat or activity and offer the sacrifice for a specific intention or loved one.
Resolve to perform one act of kindness each day. Small gestures of love and compassion can have a big impact.
Image courtesy of @cloketea (Instagram) Ideas courtesy of Kay Defreese
Fast from social media or reduce screen time, using the extra time to connect with God and your family.