Lent challenges adults on so many levels—through fasting, prayer, and almsgiving—and especially through cultivating a humble and contrite spirit. But what does that look like when our homes and hearts are occupied with young children? Today’s guest, homeschooling mom, Alex Resch, is here to share her tips on Lent with Littles.

Lent with Littles:
https://www.oraetschola.com/2024/01/20/catholic-lent-with-littles

Alex Resch’s blog (for more on the liturgical year):
https://www.oraetschola.com

Resources:
Children's Lenten Journals: https://dumb-ox.com/collections/lent/products/a-lenten-journal-for-children

Holy Heroes- free activities for every day of Lent
https://lentenadventure.com

Ash Wednesday coloring page:
http://www.holyheroes.net/la/AshWed-ColoringPage.pdf

Stations of the Cross Eggs:
https://www.catholicicing.com/stations-of-cross-eggs-for-catholic/

Be a Heart: (she usually puts out a free Lenten Guide)
https://beaheart.com

Stations of the Cross coloring pages:
https://www.reallifeathome.com/printable-stations-of-the-cross-for-children

Catholic Family Crate Lent Resources:
https://catholicfamilycrate.com/collections/lent-triduum

Catholic All Year:
https://catholicallyear.com

Scott Hahn Lenten Cookbook:
https://www.amazon.com/Lenten-Cookbook-Scott-Hahn/dp/1644134691

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