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Let us remember that we are in

the holy presence of the Lord.

In the name of the Father and of


the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Amen. 
St. Scholastica and St. Benedict,
pray for us

Mary with her loving Son,  bless


us each and everyone

Ut in Omnibus Glorificetur Deus!


LESSON # 5

Lent and Easter


Season
(pp. 25-31)
ACTIVITY

Do pp.25-26 of CLE Learning


Packet
ASH WEDNESDAY
PABASA
PENITENSYA
PALM SUNDAY
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
PROCESSION OF IMAGES
EASTER VIGIL
SALUBONG
Word of God
Matthew 4:1 – 11
The Temptation of Jesus

“Go, Satan! For it is


written, ‘YOU SHALL
WORSHIP THE LORD
YOUR GOD, AND SERVE
HIM ONLY.’
What is Lent?
 The season of Lent is a Catholic
liturgical season consisting of forty
days of fasting, prayer, and penitence.
 Lenten season begins on Ash
Wednesday, the practice of blessing
ashes made from palm branches on the
previous year's Palm Sunday, and it
concludes at sundown on Holy
Thursday.
 The official liturgical color for the
season of Lent is violet/Purple.
 Lent is marked by a time of prayer
and preparation to celebrate Easter.
 Sundays that occur during Lent are not
counted as part of the 40 days of Lent,
and are referred to as the
Sundays in Lent.
 It is forty days of prayer and sacrifices
in preparation for the celebration of
Easter.
 It recalls the forty days of prayer and
fasting of Jesus before his public
ministry.
 In Filipino language we call it
Kuwaresma meaning forty days of
prayer and sacrifice
WHAT IS EASTER?
Word of God
Matthew 28:1 – 10
“Do not be afraid. Go tell my
brothers to go to Galilee, and
there they will see me.”
EASTER SEASON
Easter Season culminates the Paschal
Mystery- passion, death and resurrection of
Jesus, where Jesus overcomes sin and death .
The liturgical color for Easter season is white
or gold meaning joy and triumph.
It is actually a seven-week season of the
church year called Eastertide, the Great
Fifty Days that begins at sundown the
evening before Easter Sunday (the Easter
Vigil) and lasts for six more Sundays until
Pentecost Sunday.
AS ST. PAUL SAID…

“If Christ was not


raised, our faith is
worthless”
How do we observe Lent &
Easter?
Lent is a time when we examine our
relationship with God and with others so that
we may be more forgiving and kind.
All Catholics have to fast and abstain from
meat on certain days.
Fasting and abstinence are forms of sacrifice.
Fasting means to limit food to one full
meal a day with the possibility of two
smaller meals. Those who fast are
Christians who are 18 – 60 years old.
Those who are sick are exempted from this
form of sacrifice.
Abstinence means not eating meat,
although fish is allowed. They can fast
and abstain in other forms as their
sacrifice. Those who abstain are
Christians who are 18 – 60 years old.
The challenge today is not accepting
Christ’s resurrection, but in living out the
good news of the risen Christ, the source of
the new life for all, to have a life centered to
Jesus Christ and follow his teachings in our
daily lives.
In our daily lives, we should be
nourished by the sacraments, exercise
our loving service to others and follow
Jesus’ commandment to all of us.
As Jesus said…
“Love one another as I have loved
you”,
“Whatever you did to the least of my
brethren you did to me”
How do we celebrate Lent &
Easter?
The journey through Lent is a way to
place ourselves before God humbly,
bringing in our hands no price
whereby we can ourselves obtain our
salvation. 
PALM SUNDAY
The celebration of Jesus’
triumphant entry into Jerusalem
before he was arrested. In
Scripture, people placed
palm branches on the road as Jesus
road on a donkey into Jerusalem.
Marks the beginning of Holy
Week.
EASTER TRIDUUM

The “Great Three Days” -the three-


part celebration of the Paschal Mystery
of Jesus (Maundy Thursday, Good
Friday, Black Saturday).
Begins on the Mass of the
Lord’s Supper and re-
enacts the washing of the
disciples’ feet that shows
service and humility to
others on
Celebration of the Lord’s
Passion and suffering
Holy Saturday
Our celebration starts from midnight of Holy
Saturday which we call Easter vigil. During this
night Christians gather to give meaning and
expression to Christ’s coming to life and
overcoming death. It is the beginning of the Easter
Season.
EASTER VIGIL
Another significant event during Easter
season is the “Salubong”, which
dramatizes the meeting of the Risen
Christ with the Blessed Virgin Mary, his
mother and we see how Mary’s sorrow
turned into joy.
SALUBONG
To keep alive and present this greatest
act of love of our savior, we are all
called to make Sunday Holy through
the celebration of the Holy Eucharist,
since Sunday is the Lord’s Day.
What will you sacrifice this
Lenten Season?
Why?
REVIEW:
 It is forty days of prayer and sacrifices
in preparation for the celebration of
Easter.
 It recalls the forty days of prayer and
fasting of Jesus before his public
ministry.
 In Filipino language we call it
Kuwaresma meaning forty days of
prayer and sacrifice
Lent is a time when we examine our
relationship with God and with others so that
we may be more forgiving and kind.
All Catholics have to fast and abstain from
meat on certain days.
Fasting and abstinence are forms of sacrifice.
EASTER SEASON
Easter Season culminates the Paschal
Mystery- passion, death and resurrection of
Jesus, where Jesus overcomes sin and death .
The liturgical color for Easter season is white
or gold meaning joy and triumph.
ACTIVITY p. 29
A. Complete the statement:

I believe that ______________________.


Therefore I will ____________________
And I pray that ____________________
B. TRUE or FALSE pp. 29-30
1.Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent.
2.Lent is a forty days of fasting, abstinence and prayer.
3.Easter starts at Palm Sunday and ends at Easter Vigil.
4.Fasting and Abstinence is observed every day during
Lent.
5.The ashes used during ash Wednesday came from the
burned dried woods.
6.Paschal Triduum is the great three days that reenacts the
last days of Jesus.
7.Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Easter Season.
8.The Paschal candle symbolizes Jesus as the light of the
world.
9.Salubong is the dramatization of Jesus meeting with
Mary.
10.During Holy Week it is good to travel and enjoy the
tourist spots in the Philippines.
Asynchronous Activity:
B. My Lenten Promise
Do. pp. 30-31
Guide Questions:
1. What are the things you want to sacrifice this Lenten
Season?
2. Why will you do this?
Be ready for a summative test
next meeting. Study week#5-
Lent and Easter Season
Let us remember that we are in
the holy presence of the Lord.

In the name of the Father and of


the Son and of the Holy Spirit.
Amen. 
St. Scholastica and St. Benedict,
pray for us

Mary with her loving Son,  bless us


each and everyone

Ut in Omnibus Glorificetur Deus!


Act of Contrition
My God, I am heartily sorry for having offended
You, and I detest all my sins, because I dread the
loss of heaven and the pains of hell, but most of
all because I offended You, my God, who are all
good and deserving of all my love. I firmly
resolve, with the help of Your grace to confess
my sins, to do penance and to amend my life.
Amen
St. Scholastica and St.
Benedict…

Pray for us!

Mary with her loving Son,  bless


us each and everyone

Ut in Omnibus Glorificetur Deus!

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