The Jesuit Refugee Service proposes a series of reflections to be carried out every Sunday of Lent with the aim of fighting against the barriers that nationalism and individualism impose on the human family. You can find more information in this document.
"This Lent, Lord, help me find the right words and actions to care for those most in need."
— JRS International (@JesuitRefugee) March 3, 2022
Join JRS in reflection this #Lent. https://t.co/4OLep2RV24
During this Lent, the Laudato Si’ Movement proposes prayers to reflect on various themes. It also invites people to commit themselves to fasting between proposals such as unnecessary purchases or electricity, and to participate every Friday in an Ecological Way of the Cross.
This #Lent, #Catholics worldwide will embark upon a journey of ecological conversion.
— Laudato Si' Movement (@LaudatoSiMvmt) March 16, 2022
Join us 👉 https://t.co/f7TPbHYgcf pic.twitter.com/hWJv6nvKu7
The Laudato Si’ Movement also offers a Monthly Prayer Guide for Lent on a journey of ecological conversion, reflection and renewal.
Let's prepare our hearts for this #Lent 🙏
— Laudato Si' Movement (@LaudatoSiMvmt) March 12, 2022
Lent shows us how to fill those ‘internal deserts’https://t.co/SEMoKVwpBv
The Ignatian Solidarity Network, through daily reflections, seeks to orient our actions towards God onto justice in the face of our frustration with the reality of the world. This year’s Lent initiative is called Harden Not Your Hearts: a Lenten Journey in Holy Frustration.
Today, on the 14th day of #Lent Justin White reminds us that, in our shared work for justice, power and reputation can be dangerous realities if not tempered with humility.#Lent2022 #HolyFrustration @LoyolaDons @jesuitschools @JesuitsEast https://t.co/inb796rC3F
— Ignatian Solidarity (@IGsolidarityNET) March 15, 2022
Educate MAGIS is holding a Global Lent Retreat from the 28th to the 31st of March under the title “Beloved – Sinner – Forgiven – Sent”, consisting of four sessions to reflect on the way of Jesus and become messengers of peace and reconciliation. You can find more information on our collaboration hub.
The Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific offers a virtual pilgrimage during Lent every Wednesday to prepare Jesus’ way to the cross. The first episode is available here.
The Jesuits of Malaysia-Singapore have a Lenten series to prepare us to journey with Jesus to the Cross and to the promise of Easter. Fr Stanley Goh SJ will facilitate the session every Wednesday of Lent at 8pm (Singapore time). Here is the first session.
— Jesuit Conference of Asia Pacific (@jcapsj) March 15, 2022
The Society of Jesus, through its website Faith Dimensions, proposes in its Music for Lent initiative songs to listen to and reflect on in order to draw closer to the kingdom of God.
This #Lenten resource from @JesuitsGlobal offers music and reflections.https://t.co/LfR35W3lKB
— Jesuit News (@jesuitnews) March 15, 2022
Pray as you Go proposes to reflect through daily audios during Lent.
Lent Session 3: Hope and courage – https://t.co/kFcjFSMBMO pic.twitter.com/FNVzk6xzTv
— Pray as you go (@prayasugo) March 14, 2022
Ignatian Young Adult Ministries, through Jesuit Connections and Charis Ministries, have created reflections and conversations in audio format and invite young adults to spaces of introspection and prayer each week.
Ash Wednesday is next week! Join Jesuit Connections and Charis Ministries during Lent for weekly, online small group gatherings on Mondays or Tuesdays. Free and open to all young adults (20s/30s.) Register today! https://t.co/KnTYDo0GBN
— Ignatian Young Adult Ministries (@IgnatianYAM) February 22, 2022
The Catholic Climate Covenant offers a range of resources for Lent. It includes calendars, prayer aids and various activities in which it is possible to participate.
This prayer for #AshWednesday reminds us that the symbolic tracing of ashes on our forehead is grounded in the earth.
— Catholic Climate (@CatholicClimate) March 2, 2022
For more ecological Lenten resources, visit our website: https://t.co/jxb5QZHYpc
Prayer from Cameron Bellm: https://t.co/NZAmfuNuUE pic.twitter.com/Tn4nMvdraD
Alpha Sigma Nu offers a webinar series focusing on prayer, fasting and almsgiving. There are various activities you can register at. Moreover, they also offer other resources.
Join us this Lent for the ASN webinar series focusing on prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. You can attend one, or all, of our member-exclusive presentations: https://t.co/PlKRn2BsE2
— Alpha Sigma Nu (@Alpha_Sigma_Nu) February 18, 2022
Find more resources to celebrate the holy season on our website: https://t.co/oHeaWpm3IZ pic.twitter.com/ww9HZwHHE2
For the youngest in the family, Loyola Press offers the opportunity to pray the Stations of the Cross alone or in a group through its fourteen stations, with the help of a guide and a presentation.
Are you looking for a guide to help your students pray the Stations of the Cross this Lenten season? Download this pdf in English or Spanish, or use the online presentation with visuals and music for a simple but meaningful prayer experience. https://t.co/1AsmAPpOTp #lent pic.twitter.com/HbkJPjQlGz
— Loyola Press (@loyolapress) March 22, 2022
Loyola Press also offers many resources for Lent, such as:
We hope that you can use these resources for this Lent. If you know of any other proposals that we have not included, please share it with us, we will be happy to add them to our list.
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