Lent 2013: resources for parishes
There's enough food for everyone, if we share what we have. This Fast day go hungry so children like Tabita can have their fair share.
Are you hungry for change?
Three years ago, during a terrible drought in her area of Kenya, Tabita became a malnourished baby. But thanks to the help of CAFOD supporters, her mum, Rose was able to bring her back to health.
This Lent we're asking you to get involved, to help us make sure other children like Tabita get their share of the world's abundance. Can you go hungry for a child like Tabita?
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Lent Fast Day talk (481 kB)
You can use this talk in your parish to promote Lent Fast Day 2013. Gospel reflections available on reverse if you’re speaking in the homily slot.
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Your guide to Lent and beyond (10 MB)
Our Lent 2013 community action guide has all the tools you’ll need to make Hungry for change a success throughout the year.
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Lent Fast Day children's liturgy colouring picture (161 kB)
An optional illustration for the children to colour in. This goes with the children's liturgy resource for the First Sunday in Lent (Year C)
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Lent Fast Day Children's liturgy (1 MB)
A children's liturgy resource based on the gospel for the First Sunday of Lent (Year C) to support our Lent Fast Day
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Rich world poor world meal (4 MB)
A community meal activity with guidance notes, stories and reflection questions.
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Lent 2013 Fast Day Online toolkit (1 MB)
Our quick and simple Lent Fast Day toolkit has everything you need for a successful Fast Day, including checklists, prayers of intercession, and a Fast Day prayer.
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Lent 2013 Fast Day Parish poster (A4 size) (1 MB)
Display this poster in you church or parish community during Lent 2013, to encourage people to take part in Fast Day
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PowerPoint reflection on food (7 MB)
Use this PowerPoint to form the basis of your opening reflection during your Emmaus meal, or to use alone and with others to reflect.
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