Lenten Adventure Archives - Page 4 of 5

March Feast Days!

by Emma | Mar 1, 2019 | Glory Stories, Lenten Adventure, Product Highlight, Uncategorized

“In like a lion, out like a lamb,” the old saying goes. But here at Holy Heroes headquarters, things show no signs of slowing down! Emma here again to tell you that despite Lent taking up most of March this year, there are still some wonderful Catholic...

This Lent, try preparing as Jesus did for His Own Lent

by Clara | Feb 24, 2019 | Lenten Adventure

With just a few days to go until we begin Lent, we’re all starting to think, “What shall I give up for Lent?” Let’s admit it. As Catholics, doesn’t this often become a combination of: New Year’s resolutions (to break some...

Why Kids Need a Lenten Road to Easter

by HolyHeroes | Feb 21, 2019 | Lenten Adventure, Product Highlight

What’s new with our annual “Lenten Road to Easter” activity for your kids? What lots of kids have requested! Easiest to just click to watch this 1-minute video in which Lillian and Caroline explain it (under the watchful eye of Ruthie, the Holy...

How to do Lent: based on the ages of your kids

by Ken | Feb 8, 2018 | Lenten Adventure, Product Highlight

Lent is long and Lent is hard—especially for families with children spanning different ages and levels of spiritual maturity. You want to make Lent a time of spiritual growth for all the kids…and yourself! As you can imagine: during all those years we’ve heard a lot...

2 Family Lent approaches–for kids 4-8 and 9 & up!

by Ken | Feb 6, 2018 | Lenten Adventure, Meditations & Encouragement

A startling confession from a child–has become a blessing to the rest of us. Here’s how it happened (and how it works for ages 9 & up). PSST–are your kids under 9? Then scroll down for an idea to make joyful Lenten memories for them...

How (and why) we’re using “My Path to Heaven” with our kids

by Ken | Mar 30, 2017 | Lenten Adventure, Meditations & Encouragement

A startling confession from a child–has become a blessing to the rest of us. Here’s how it happened: A couple years ago, my wife called all the kids into our study to organize (yet again) the overflowing bookshelves: my books, her books, kids’...