It’s Greek for “Lord, have mercy.” Today’s Lenten Lesson: Kyrie Eleison Kyrie Eleison is Greek for “Lord, have mercy.” After we confess our sins ...

Remember how Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony begins? Today’s Lenten Lesson: Mea Culpa Do you remember how Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony begins? Beethoven’s Fifth begins with just ...

It’s like washing your hands before a meal Today’s Lenten Lesson: The Confiteor You wash your hands before you eat dinner, and you take ...

Right before the Ascension, He taught us this Today’s Lenten Lesson: The Sign of the Cross We begin the Mass by making the Sign ...

You get out of it what you put into it Today’s Lenten Lesson: Prayers Before Mass Try to get to Mass early so you ...

Sacred vestments and vessels are kept here… Today’s Lenten Lesson: The Sacristy Pop Quiz:  Where do they keep the sacred vestments and sacred vessels ...

Every Catholic Church has this… Today’s Lesson: The Crucifix Every Catholic church has a Crucifix – which is a cross with the figure of ...

(Hint) It’s not a table… Today’s Lesson: The Altar A-L-T-A-R.  That’s how you spell altar. While the tabernacle is the most important item in ...

Ever hear of the “Holy of Holies?” Today’s Lesson: The Tabernacle The “Holy of Holies” was the innermost chamber in the Temple of Jerusalem ...

At the Name of Jesus, do this! Today’s Lesson: Genuflection After you bless yourself with holy water, you make a genuflection. “At the name ...

Welcome to my 40 Lenten Lessons on the Mass! I look forward to journeying through Lent with you. I know you’ll learn something new ...