Lenten Prayer Project Helps Keep Us Focused During the Season.

Use this daily Lenten Prayer Project for special intentions during the 40-day season of Lent. Intentions can be for family members, friends, your priest, ministry workers, the ill, departed loved ones, needs of the world - just about anything you feel needs specific prayer.

The project spans the entire season of Lent, however, it can be started after Ash Wednesday and used for the remaining portion of the time. It requires a special intention be picked everyday and written on the prayer pieces provided. (Drawing and affixing pictures or photographs are fine alternatives to writing as well.) Pieces are then posted on a bulletin or mantle piece, and a decade of the Rosary is prayed and offered for the specified intention. A progress chart is also included for daily use, if desired.

Expect to find in this project file a convenient instruction sheet that also reminds one how to say a decade of the Rosary, daily progress sheet and 42 prayer pieces (forty plus two spares.)

This project is simple and requires only a few minutes a day to complete; however, the rewards will be great as we help others and prepare our hearts for our Lord's Resurrection.

New Little Lesson for Easter - Via Guade! The Road of Joy! plus a new weekly planner set too!

New Easter Lesson is the perfect compliment for Bible, Faith or Seasonal Study.

We are over half way through Lent.  Easter will soon be upon us.  Our focus will shift from our suffering Lord to our Risen Lord.  We will walk soon walk down the Road of Joy - Via Guade, with our Lord.  To help make this walk more meaningful, Shell of Thinking Love, No Twaddle has written this WONDERFUL 58 page lesson for our families. 

This new lesson is chalked full of wonderful classic artwork, fun F3 (lapbooking) pieces that reinforce the material, scripture references, mapping exposure, notebooking and copywork opportunities plus some great pieces that could be used for timeline work as well.  You will learn about the events of the Resurrection, the twelve apostles, the gifts of the Holy Spirit, the Sacrament of Confirmation and so much more.  Add a wonderfully written text that expresses one homeschooling mums love for her faith, and you have a wonderfully complete lesson perfect to celebrate the liturgical season. 

Here are just a few of the pages for you to get an idea of just how bright and engaging this lesson could be for your learners or family.  Click the thumbnail towards the bottom of the post to see an overall view.

And as if that weren't enough, Shell has left some pages blank for easy printing back to back - I love that!  We are just finishing up her Via Dolorosa lesson for Lent in our family and we are really looking forward to starting this one - the timing couldn't be more perfect.  This freebie is a wonderful testimony to the richness of our faith and the love and desire that we have to share it with others.

I know that Shell has been at work for a while on this lesson and I am so thankful that she took the time and care to create this great resource for her own kiddos and share it with us.  We really enjoy her lessons and I love reading her blog.  If you have never stopped by her blog, you should drop in to take a peek at her wonderfully fresh insights into many different homeschooling and liturgical topics.  She also has many great links to free resources too.  Her life is truly inspiring as well. 

And before I forget, Shell also made a cheery little three page weekly planning sheet set that puts many different areas we need to organize into one place.  This could be used in conjunction with her monthly planning sets or used by itself.  They are cute and many will find these quite useful.

Click HERE to download the Via Guade Easter Lesson.

Click HERE to download the new planner set or any of her planner sets.

Click HERE to see all of Shell's shared resources.

If you would like to see a larger sample of pages in this file, click the image below to view the thumbnails.

Please keep Shell and her family and me and my family in your prayers as we continue to try and share what we make for our families with your family. :)

Blessings,

Kalei