Lent 2021 across the Archdiocese of Birmingham

ByCaritas

Lent 2021The Archdiocese of Birmingham has collated a wealth of activities, resources and retreats for Lent 2021.

Ash Wednesday marked the start of the Lenten season on 17 Feb. The Lenten period is a time to prepare our hearts for the remembrance of Jesus’ death.

The resources, which are suitable for parishes, individuals and schools, will assist you during your Lenten preparations. Thy include resources from international Catholic organisations as well as local. Amongst the resources, you will find reflections, online Bible studies and virtual retreats. There are also resources from Father Hudson’s Care and Cafod to help children learn about their work and fundraise during Lent.

Begin your Lenten Journey.

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