Lent & Easter

Parishes across our diocese have collaborated with the Office of Evangelization and Catechesis in writing a Stations of the Cross for the pandemic; which includes images from the Stations at 14 different diocesan church sites. In this time of separation, it is a way for us to be united in prayer as a diocese.

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Pray

PRAY!

Prayer is one of the Pillars of Lent! This Lenten season, improve your prayer life with these simple ideas:

Try to start every morning with a prayer. Pray with your children before they fall asleep.
Add some time for silent prayer and reflection into your day.
Try to pray the Rosary or the chaplet of Divine Mercy every day of Lent
Try lectio divina. Open a Bible or a Bible app and spend some time prayerfully reading and meditating on even just one verse of scripture.
Make your way through one of the four Gospels during Lent by reading and reflecting on the message each day.
Attend daily Mass.
Create a jar of intentions. Add a new one every day to pray with your family. (pray for your neighbors, our leaders, your priest, frontline workers, grocery clerks, teachers...there are so many who need our prayers!
Make sure your family says grace at every meal. If it hasn't been your habit, it will become one by the end of Lent!
Pray the stations of the Cross. This beautiful prayer can be prayed all year but you’ll find it available to be prayed with a group at almost every parish on Lenten Fridays

Try this PRAYER by Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta