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  • Lent
    A forty-day liturgical season that initiates the most sacred part of the Christian year, especially to Catholics
  • Lent
    1. Begins on Ash Wednesday
    2. Concludes on the Great Vigil of Easter
  • Sundays are not part of the forty day count because every Sunday are a joyful celebration of the Lord's resurrection
  • Lent
    Christians meditate on the great paschal mystery: passion, death and resurrection Jesus that he won for us
  • Lent
    Comes from the Latin word "Quadragesima" or Spanish word "Cuaresma"
  • The 3 Pillars of Lent
    • Prayer
    • Fasting
    • Almsgiving
  • Prayer, Fasting, Almsgiving
    Correlates to Jesus' three temptations in the Desert
  • Lent for Filipinos
    Known as "Mahal na Araw"; More accurately "Banal na Araw"
  • Sunog Sala
    1. A short rite that is done in the afternoon or evening of Tuesday before Ash Wednesday
    2. A rite wherein we admit our sinfulness while the old palm leaves are being burned
  • Ash Wednesday
    • Comes from the ancient Jewish tradition of PENANCE and FASTING
    • Opens the season of Lent, a season of fasting and prayer
  • Reasons for Ash Wednesday
    • It reminds us of our origin from the dust (mortality)
    • We'll return to dust but our soul is immortal
    • Sign of Repentance (metanoia), and Penance
    • A sign of Humility, creating space for God
    • Acceptance of our nothingness without God
    • A reminder that God created us all
    • A reminder of God's transforming power, from dust into human beings
    • A reminder that change/death is inevitable
    • A sign of our commitment to self-denial and radical Obedience to God's will
    • A sign of Hope in God's Love and Mercy
    • A sign that we begin the journey of LENT with the Blessed Trinity
  • Imposition of the Ash
    • Old - "Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return"
    • New - "Repent/Turn away from sin and believe in the Gospel"
  • Lenten Cross
    • Marks the continuity in the spiritual life of the faithful during the liturgical year
    • As the Advent Wreath is a preparation for the coming of Jesus, so then the Lenten Cross is a preparation for His resurrection
  • What does the Lenten Cross teach us?
    • JESUS is the focus of the event during Lent
    • Sin will separate us from God
    • God showed his love to us
    • Forgiveness
  • Things we shouldn't do during Lent
    • Don't use Lent as a weight loss regimen
    • Don't focus solely on self
    • Don't be rigid(strict) in our intentions
    • Don't hold up impossible standards
    • Don't fail to convert your intentions into positive outcomes
    • Don't simply do without for the sake of doing without
    • Don't make your Lenten intentions something temporary
  • Holy Week Events
    • Ash Wednesday
    • Senakulo - reenactment of christ's passion and death
    • Palm Sunday - commemorates the triumphant entry of Jesus in Jerusalem, Donkey; Palm leaves
    • Pasyon/Pabasa - narrative singing of the Gospel
    • Washing of the Feet - symbolize passion and service, done every Holy Thursday
    • Station of the Cross - commemorates the different passions of Jesus Christ. (in on out the church
    • Seven Last Words - done to remember Jesus' last seven words
  • Fasting and Abstinence
    • Fasting - to abstain from eating too much; to go hungry (for Catholics-18 yrs.old and above)
    • Abstinence - refraining from eating meat on Ash Wed. and Fridays of Lent
  • Asphyxiation
    The cause of Jesus' death on the cross
  • Iesvs Nazarenvs Rex Ivdaeorvm
    Jesus the Nazarene, King of the Jews
  • Gestas and Dismas
    • The two thieves that were crucified together with Jesus
    • Dismas - also known as the "Penitent Thief", "good thief", "grateful thief"
  • The Seven Last Words of Jesus
    • Forgive them Father! They don't know what they are doing!
    • I promise you that today you will be in Paradise with me.
    • Woman, here is your son; son here is your mother.
    • My God, my God, why did you abandon me.
    • I am thirsty.
    • It is finished.
    • Father, in your hands I entrust my spirit.
  • Shroud of Turin
    • Kept since 1578
    • Burial linen of Christ
    • Approximate height of Jesus: 5'11
    • Blood type of Jesus: AB
    • Flagrum - a short handle used to scourge Christ; with two thongs tipped with the ankle bone of a sheep, a dumb bell shape
    • Patibulum - horizontal beam carried by Christ weighing 110-125 lbs. (57 kg.)
    • Golgotha - (Hebrew) mountain of cruxiçixion. "Calvus" in Latin, means skulls (Mt. of skulls)
    • Simon of Cyrene - a man destined to be a good Christian to help, carried the patibulum for Jesus, other religions believe he was crucified instead of Jesus
    • Space of Destot - a tiny spot between three bones
    • Joseph of Arimathea - the man who buried Jesus in his own new tomb, "secret disciple" of Jesus, believed to be the one who hid the chalice (Holy grail) used by Jesus
    • Wine, Myrrh, and Gall - the drink that was given to Jesus
    • Leptum - the coin that was used to cover the eyes of Jesus
  • Salubong
    Christ and Mary meet - madaling araw
  • Visita Iglesia
    From the word "Church visit", usually seven (7)
  • Egg Hunting
    Egg symbolizes "LIFE"
  • Paschal Mystery
    Means the passion, death, and resurrection of Jesus
  • Resurrection
    A person who lives again from the dead. the core Christian truth that God has raised Jesus from the dead
  • Easter
    The resurrection of Jesus from the dead
    • Christ's Cross - symbolizes Jesus' universal love
    • Horizontal Bar(-) - symbolize Christ's arms embracing the whole world
    • Vertical Column (l) - points Jesus toward His Heavenly Father
    • Two Other Cross - shows Jesus' solidarity with the whole history of human sufferings
    • Crucified Body of Jesus - symbolize CHRISTIANITY
  • (1) 7 Last Words
    Forgive them Father! They don't know what they are doing! 
  • (2)
    I promise you that today you will be in Paradise with me. 
    To Dismas
  • (3)
    Woman, here is your son; son here is your mother. 
    mother/woman - Mary son - St. Joseph the Beloved
  • (4)My God, my God, why did you abandon me.
  • (4) My God, my God, why did you abandon me.
  • (3) Woman, here is your son; son here is your mother.
  • (2) I promise you that today you will be in Paradise with me. 
  • (1) Forgive them Father! They don't know what they are doing! 
  • (5) I am thirsty. 
  • (5) I am thirsty. 
  • (6) It is finished.