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7 Lenten Resources for Reflection and Action

Posted March 24, 2025

Lent is a season of spiritual renewal, an opportunity to deepen our relationship with God, with others, and with creation. To support your journey, we’ve gathered a selection of resources from various organizations that offer reflections, sustainable practices, and thematic retreats to guide you through this sacred time.

These resources provide Lenten reflections, eco-spirituality guides, and faith-based actions for environmental and social justice.

Laudato Si’ Movement Lent Calendar

A multilingual daily reflection calendar designed to inspire spiritual and ecological renewal throughout Lent.

40 Days; 40 Ways: A Guide to a Green Lent

Created by the Franciscan Action Network, this guide presents 40 practical steps to integrate ecological justice into your Lenten practices. Each day features a reflection and an action to live out integral ecology.

Mercy Meatless Mondays

A Lenten initiative from the Sisters of Mercy that encourages plant-based eating as a way to honor creation and reduce our environmental impact. The guide provides recipes, prayers, and reflections for each Monday of Lent.

Catholic Climate Covenant Lenten Resources

A collection of faith-based resources encouraging reflection on creation care as an essential part of Lenten conversion.

“Take Heart,” Lent 2025

By the Ignatian Solidarity Network, this series encourages participants to embrace God’s encouragement in overcoming self-doubts and promoting mercy, with daily reflections.

CIDSE Lenten Reflections

CIDSE invites communities to “journey together in hope” with reflections that highlight global solidarity and climate justice.

Four Thematic Spiritual Retreats

While not exclusive to the Lenten season, the Salesians of Don Bosco-Rome offer these retreats that focus on reconciliation in four key areas: with ourselves, with others, with creation, and with God.

As we move through Lent, may these resources offer you inspiration, deepen your faith, and encourage actions that bring about personal and ecological transformation.