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For the fifth year in a row, we are offering this Lent Challenge for Catholic Marriages! (We’ve been doing the Advent one for even longer!) Do one thing for your marriage each day of Lent.

We’ve really seen the power of connecting in small ways on a regular basis, and we also choose one thing to do together during Lent every year, so this challenge was inspired by both of those. For each day of Lent, we provide a challenge for you to complete. The challenges range from fun to spiritual and all of the things in between!

The complete challenge includes both a calendar of the challenges (this year includes March and April), as well as a guide that explains each challenge and gives suggestions on how to complete it. If you’ve done our challenges before, using just the calendar works just fine! If you’ve never done our Lent or Advent challenge (or it’s been awhile), we suggest purchasing at least the guide since that gives more information. The calendar and bundle that includes the calendar does also have a blank version of the calendar, so you can either use it as your Lenten plan or to switch up the challenges to better suit your schedule.

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Personally, we choose to laminate the calendar with challenges and put it in our bathroom so we can see it every day. Then we refer to the guide when needed! Just figure out what works best for you. It really is meant to be a simple way to connect every day and to keep your marriage a priority during the most solemn time of the year.

If you’re looking for other ideas on what to do as a Catholic couple this year, check out our massive list here!

Regardless of what you choose, we just want to encourage you to lean in together, to grow closer to God and to each other. The sacrifices we make during this season have an eternal weight! And the more we focus on the pillars of Lent (prayer, fasting, and almsgiving) and what Jesus did for us on the cross, the greater celebration we will have at Easter. And the glory of the Resurrection should remind us of the end goal of marriage – to help get each other to heaven.

We are praying for all of you! Please pray for us.