Fourth Week of Lent Fourth Sunday of Lent, March 15 - Laetare Sunday (laetare means you wish to be upright in the sight of the to do “rejoice”) – “If Lord „learn good‟ and your aim‟.” „make justice List three ways you can bring about change for justice in your everyday life. Monday, March 16 - "This is My Body, This is My Blood." What does this mean to you? Explain. Tuesday, March 17 - "Do this in Remembrance of Me." What might Jesus be asking of you? Wednesday, March 18 - Read Luke 15:11-32. Reflect on the Younger Son. How might he feel on his return home? If you were the younger son, now what do you do with the rest of your life? Thursday, March 19 - Read Luke 15:11-32. Reflect on the Elder Son, the one who remained home. How might he feel about his return brothe’s home? March 19th: Feast of St. Joseph. St. Joseph was just a man. Of him much was asked. Could he would he become the Foster Father of – – Jesus? Let us pray. Father, you entrusted our Savior to the care of St. Joseph. By the help of his prayers may your church continue to serve its Lord, Jesus the Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever. Amen. How easily do you accept what is asked of you? Explain Friday, March 20 Read Luke 15:11-32. Reflect on the – Fathe’s actions. Would you like to have a father like this? Why/why not? Saturday, March 21 Read John 7:1-30 a plot – Reflect: “Some begin When we sin we join the plot against Jesus. Write a prayer against Jesus.” asking forgiveness.
Fourth Week of Lent Fourth Sunday of Lent, March 15 - Laetare Sunday (laetare means “rejoice”) – “If you wish to be upright in the sight of the Lord „learn to do good‟ and „make justice your aim‟.” List three ways you can bring about change for justice in your everyday life. Monday, March 16 - "This is My Body, This is My Blood." What does this mean to you? Explain. Tuesday, March 17 - "Do this in Remembrance of Me." What might Jesus be asking of you? Wednesday, March 18 - Read Luke 15:11-32. Reflect on the Younger Son. How might he feel on his return home? If you were the younger son, now what do you do with the rest of your life? Thursday, March 19 - Read Luke 15:11-32. Reflect on the Elder Son, the one who remained home. How might he feel about his brothe’s return home? March 19th: Feast of St. Joseph. St. Joseph was just a man. Of him much was asked. Could he – would he – become the Foster Father of Jesus? Let us pray. Father, you entrusted our Savior to the care of St. Joseph. By the help of his prayers may your church continue to serve its Lord, Jesus the Christ, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God forever and ever. Amen. How easily do you accept what is asked of you? Explain Friday, March 20 – Read Luke 15:11-32. Reflect on the Fathe’s actions. Would you like to have a father like this? Why/why not? Saturday, March 21 – Read John 7:1-30 Reflect: “Some begin a plot against Jesus.” When we sin we join the plot against Jesus. Write a prayer asking forgiveness.