The Lenten Season is now in full swing. Adorned in a violet hue, our churches reflect the penitential nature of Lent. The tinge of red that makes this violet distinctive from the one used in Advent, reminds us of the blood Christ shed for our salvation. While Good Friday is
To understand what Lent means, it’s important to recognize its position within the Liturgical calendar. So, let’s dive in! Lent is the fourth season in the Liturgical Calendar. It follows Advent, Christmas and the first season of Ordinary Time. It is a time of penance and preparation as we await the summit of our faith: Christ’s Resurrection, through which he conquers death and sin once and for all, and restores the hope of everlasting life….
First of all, welcome to the Sharing the Teacher’s Gift Blog! In the spirit of giving thanks for all things, I’m grateful you are here and for what I hope will be the beginning of a wonderful journey together! Through Sharing the Teacher’s Gift you’ll find tools, strategies, resources and
I help classroom teachers, just like you, with resources, strategies and tools for teaching managing your class effectively and teaching the Catholic faith, so your students can thrive, spiritually and academically.