Lent

a promise, dedication, or prayer

commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ, marks the beginning of the Paschal Triduum

sorrow for sin and a firm resolution to not sin again

a book containing hymns and other liturgical music, used for congregational singing and worship

the pipe organ, a musical instrument with a keyboard and pipes, used to enhance the solemnity of divine worship

is the solemn Christian religious observance in the liturgical year in preparation for Easter

a cross with an image of Jesus on it, emphasizing his sacrifice and the redemption of mankind through his life and death

a sacred container, usually a basin or receptacle, that holds blessed water used to administer the Sacrament of Baptism

a large, white candle lit during the Easter Vigil, symbolizing the light of Christ's resurrection and triumph over death

a sacrament instituted by Jesus Christ to offer forgiveness for sins committed after baptism

a sacrament where a person humbly and sincerely acknowledges their sins to a priest

a lit candle that indicates the presence of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.

marks the first day of Lent, a 40-day period of penance, prayer, and fasting leading up to Easter

the offering of a sense-perceptible gift to God, often as an outward expression of veneration

reducing food intake to one full meal per day, with two smaller, non-substantial meals permitted

God's free and undeserved favor/gift, enabling humans to respond to his call

the act of saving humanity from sin and restoring them to a relationship with God

a three-dimensional representation of Christ, the Blessed Virgin Mary, saints, or angels

a visual form of religious instruction and devotion, depicting biblical stories, saints, and symbols

platform or lectern where the Gospel and other readings are proclaimed during Mass

symbolize victory, peace, and Christ's triumphant entry into Jerusalem

the rising again from the dead, the resumption of life

a solemn day commemorating the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ

a Catholic tradition of 14 images or carvings that depict Jesus's journey to Calvary.

commemorates Jesus Christ's resurrection from the dead, representing a victory over death and sin

the main chair used by the priest during Mass.

a religious service held on the night before a major feast day or solemnity

the Old Testament foreshadowing of the Paschal Mystery, or Christ's death and resurrection

donating time, money, or possessions to those in need, or performing acts of charity

a locked box or cabinet that holds the Eucharist, or consecrated bread, outside of Mass.

small bottles or jugs that hold water and wine used during Mass.

the sacred table where the Eucharist, or Mass, is celebrated