Lent is just around the corner. In an effort to prepare I’m sharing 40 Faith-Building Lenten Activities for you and your families today.
Lent is an important time around my house–both for me and for my family. Unfortunately I live a life that is really loud and busy and full of distractions. In the end I’m not only ready for Lent, a time of quiet and prayer and less–I’m craving it. This lent I plan on using THIS
So, in order to really have the best Lent possible–both individually and as a family–I scoured the internet to find the best faith-building Lenten Activities for you and your family. Lots of these actives are great for teaching the kids. Other projects are better for adults, and full of different kinds of lessons. I hope you find something here that works for you and pulls you deeper into this power and important season.
Have a very blessed Lent–and if you get a chance, please keep my little family in your prayers!
Walk with Jesus each day of Lent with this Print and Color Jesus Tree.
Give Alms from Catholic Icing
Wood and Barbwire Cross
13 Lenten Finger Puppets from Do Small Things with Love
Printable Lenten Calendar for Kids from Catholic Icing
Crown of Thorns from Catholic Icing
Child’s Painted Crucifix from Do Small Things with Love
Paid In Full Crosses from Mom on Timeout
Easter Story Wreath from Wee Little Miracles
Holy Week Sight Reader Printable from Kinder-Craze
Easter Resurrection Set Printable from Do Small Things with Love
Lenten Cross Tree from Catholic Inspired
He Died So that We May Live Hand Painted Sign on Etsy
Stations of the Cross Grottos from Catholic Icing
Hosanna Branch Wavers from Mommy Snippets
Lenten Prayer List Chain of People from Catholic Inspired
Lenten Vigil Candle Holder from Do Small Things with Love
Photo Transfer Prayer Bag from Do Small Things with Love
Printable Stations of the Cross from Catholic Icing
Lenten Nail and String Art from Do Small Things with Love.com
Simple Lenten Rosary Case from Do Small Things with Love
Agony in the Garden Diorama from Catholic Inspired
My Lenten Good Deeds Chart from Kinder Craze
Easy Holy Week Watercolor Art from Do Small Things with Love
Rosary Quiet Book Pattern from Do Small Things with Love
Matchstick Cross from Kinder Craze
Patchwork Scrap Wood Cross from Beyond the Picket Fence
Ash Wednesday Craft from Faith Filled Freebies
Stations of the Cross Carousel from Equipping Catholic Families
Shrines for Our Lady from Do Small Things with Love
Stepping Stone Through Jesus’ Life from Equipping Catholic Families
Simplified Seder Supper from Equipping Catholic Families
String Art Cross from 517 Creations
Stations of the Cross Eggs from Catholic Icing
Wooden Peg Passion Play from Equipping Catholic Families
As always, thanks for being here!
I was trying to print the black and white page with the Lenten good deads chart, but I could only copy the two which overlapped each other. (colored one in front of black and white one. Please let me know how I can print only the black and white one. Thank you! Charlene
These are awesome! I’m 65 years old and the crafts excited me! Wish my grandson was old enough to some of these with me. Thank you for putting this together!
WoW! I’m so impressed with wht you do and your ideas of introducing kids to religious life! The first idea I copy from you is Rosary quiet books for my 1,5 year old daughter. Thank you! Gd bless you richly! Greetings from Poland!
Hello to Poland! I hope the Rosary Book serves your family well!
Hi Nancy! Great summary post for Lent! Thanks for sharing my crafts! I’ve added a few things this year…a brand new Stations of the Cross Craft Kit and Carousel: http://www.equippingcatholicfamilies.com/2015/01/stations-carousel-craft-kit.html and a Gallery of 26 Lent Activities: http://www.equippingcatholicfamilies.com/2015/02/lent-activities-gallery.html and the Wooden Painted Saint Passion Play (in an egg carton!) : http://www.equippingcatholicfamilies.com/2014/03/painted-saint-passion-play.html Thanks for sharing! I LOVE those finger puppets!!!
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thanks for letting me know Monica! I’ll check that out!