• The Lent Gospels for Weeks 3, 4 and 5
• What are the Scrutinies in Weeks 3, 4, 5?
• Contemplation on the Woman at the Well - 3rd Sunday of Lent, Year A
• Audio Conversation for this week in Lent
• Looking at Marriage in Lent
• Choosing Lent - Acting Lent
• Realigning our Priorities 
• Family Prayer 
• Pope Francis' 2020 Lenten Message
• Site Index: the Resources

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With this week, we conclude the first part of Lent.  We continue our lessons in the faith, as our practices of Lent become deeper and more full of grace.

We enter into this week reflecting upon the Scrutiny that makes up our intense prayer for those Elect, preparing for Baptism.  And, as we beg, as Church, that they be freed from sin and from all anxiety, we ask those same desires for ourselves.

The simple and powerful words of the Opening Prayer guides our daily prayer.  We continue to wake each morning, pausing to ask for the graces we desire for the day.  Throughout each day, the background of our thoughts and feelings is more and more taken up with what this journey means for our personal change of heart, the renewal of our Baptismal commitment to be placed with Jesus, and our growing desire to act in solidarity with the poor.  We go to bed each evening, after pausing to give thanks for the gifts of the day.