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Ideas and Activities for Lent, Holy Week, and First Reconciliation

Published 8 months ago • 1 min read

February Post Round Up

This month on the blog...

Lent is in full swing! I have lots of kid-friendly tips and activities for Lent, Holy Week, and the Sacred Triduum. Check out the recent posts below!

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Recent articles

Ideas for a Beautiful and Holy Catholic Lent with Littles

This post will give you lots of ways to have a holy Catholic Lent with Littles!

Maundy Thursday Meaning and Significance: A Helpful Guide

In the Catholic Church, Maundy Thursday (or Holy Thursday) kicks off the most holy liturgical season of the year – the Holy Triduum.

St. Joseph Feast Day Table: Recipes for the Celebration

A favorite Italian tradition to celebrate St. Joseph’s Day is The St. Joseph Feast Day Table also known as St. Joseph’s Altar.

Also on the blog...

​Holy Week Homeschool Activities to Enter into the Holy Triduum​

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​How to Prepare Children for the First Sacrament of Reconciliation​

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Alexandra Resch

I'm a Catholic Homeschool blogger and educator with lots of tips for homeschooling, teaching the Catholic faith, liturgical living, and homemaking. Join me at www.oraetschola.com!

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