It is a period of preparation to celebrate the Lord's

Resurrection at Easter.

It is the first day of Lent.

It recalls the events surrounding the suffering,

Death, and Resurrection of Jesus. It is the week between

Palm Sunday and Easter.

It is a feast day commemorating Jesus’s

entry into Jerusalem on a donkey.

It commemorates the night before Jesus died, when

He shared the Passover meal with His closest

friends and followers.

It is the day Christians remember

Jesus’ death.

It is also called Easter Vigil, is the

traditional end of Lent.

It is the joyful celebration of Jesus

rising from the dead to give us the opportunity of

eternal life.

It is the act of “doing without” or avoiding something.

It is the act of doing with less.

Age for doing fasting

Days for doing fasting (check 2)

Days for doing Abstinence (check 3)

What are the three main things people focus on during Lent? (check 3)

We are closer to God when we commit sin.

Love can bring out the goodness in each person.

Through Christ, we are united with God more closely.

We can express our union with Christ by hating other people.

The host we are receiving during the Holy Communion is a symbol of Jesus.

How does the Holy Communion unite us more closely

with Christ?

How can we be thankful for Christ offering Himself for us?

Teachings and example of Jesus that we too should do: (check 3)

Sin is saying No to God.

If Christ is in us, no one can surely defeat us.

Sin is a word, an act, or a desire that is a part of the eternal Law.

Holy Communion strengthens us to resist temptation and avoid sin.

We break our relationship with God and others because we hurt them when we sin.

It is the desire to do something, especially

something wrong or unwise.

Temptation is itself sinful.

Temptation becomes sin when we allow the temptation to become action, even in our minds.

It is a word, an act, or a desire contrary to the eternal Law.

It is saying, “No to God."

It is an offense against God in disobedience to His love.

Can our sins be forgiven?

How can our sins be forgiven? (check 2)

This sacrament nourish us and give us strength to avoid sin.

Our true happiness can be found in money.

It is not everyone’s responsibility to care for others.

We are called to be of loving service to our poor brother and sisters.

Being poor is deprived of something meant for them.

The only thing that can truly make us rich and happy are material things.

These are the teachings of Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount.

Jesus teaches us that if we live according to the

Beatitudes, we will live a happy Christian life.

Beatitude comes from Latin beatitudo, which means?

The word poor may mean (check 3)

Blessed are the poor in spirit,

Blessed are they who mourn,

Blessed are the meek,

Blessed are they who hunger and

thirst for righteousness,

Blessed are the merciful,

Blessed are the clean in heart,

Blessed are the peacemakers,

Blessed are they who are persecuted

for the sake of righteousness,

The 2 types of givers ( check 2)

Jesus called himself the “Bread of Life.”

Who is the Head of the Church?

The Eucharist comes from "eu" and "charis" which means

Never do something without receiving any reward or

something in return.

Keep record of what they give and what they receive.

Expect nothing for reward or anything.

Just give without asking any question.

These are the people who share and give even when no one is looking.

These are people who always look for reward for the

things that they have done.

They are not contented on

what they have and will always seek for more.

They don’t expect something in return.

At Holy Mass, Jesus unites us.

Unity can be achieved when there is peace.

The Church is the Head of the Body of Christ.

Pleasant words and kind deeds can unite us.

In the Holy Eucharist, we are united with Christ and with each other.

The Church is the house of God.

It is also a community of Christians or believers gathered together in the name of Jesus Christ.

The group of believers are the Body of Christ

Jesus is the bread of Life we receive in the Holy Communion.

As members of God’s family, we can help build up the Church by: (check 3)