In Journey of Faith for Lent, readers take a closer look at this time of sacrifice, of reconciliation, and of fasting, beyond themselves to see the good in every person. The student workbook includes Scripture readings, reflection questions, and topics to discuss with friends and family members. Open spaces allow for writing thoughts or for drawing images during each season. The leader's guide has several faith sessions, as well as a retreat experience--to help young people enter fully into the expectation and the joy of the season--as well as strategies for encouraging participation in parish liturgical and community life.

Journey to the Cross is an engaging adult study book designed to guide readers to a deeper experience of reflection, mediation and prayer during the season of Lent. In each session over the course of seven weeks, you are invited into the Gospel of Mark in order to Come to the Story, Reflect on the Story, and Live the Story. The themes for each week of reflections are as follows: Week 1: Teacher, Let Me See! Week 2: She Has Done What She Could Week 3: You Will All Fall Away Week 4: Do This, Remembering Me Week 5: Not What I Want, but What You Want Week 6: Crucify Him! Week 7: Their Eyes Were Opened Thought-provoking and original, this Lenten guide will inspire you to journey to the cross with Christ in a fresh and meaningful way. Study questions are provided for individuals and groups.

During Lent, the Church invites us to reflect on those times that we have turned away from God and consider how we can return to him in all we say and do. Living Your Baptism in Lent: Weekly Reflections for Your Journey helps readers respond to this invitation by reflecting on their relationship with God. Through the grace of our Baptism, we have become sons and daughters of God. As such, we are strengthened by the Holy Spirit to reject sin and choose instead to follow God. Each week, readers consider this choice as they reflect on the questions asked before Baptism. These questions, or baptismal promises, shape our understanding of what it means to live a Christian life. They call us to become witnesses of our faith to others, especially to those who are preparing to be baptized at the Easter Vigil. Our Lenten journey leads us to the celebration of Easter, where we renew our baptismal promises and rejoice in the salvation gained for us by Christ’s Resurrection. Each week’s reflection ends with questions and Scripture passages to use in individual prayer. A guide for leading small groups in these reflections is also included.

“Griffin is a trustworthy guide . . . She writes with the unmistakable authenticity and authority of a woman steeped in prayer.” – America Join Emilie Griffin in this daily companion for the Lenten journey. Using ancient and modern texts as inspiration for her own reflections, Emilie Griffin nurtures and guides us into a deeper knowledge of ourselves and God. We discover that Lent is our chance for a fresh start, and an opportunity to joyfully put ourselves in God’s hands. Lent is a time when we deepen our faith in a journey not of grand gestures but of small surrenders. We are converted not only once in our lives but many times, and the conversion is little by little and often imperceptible. But Lent gives us a time to move the process along, intentionally, by a series of small surrenders. When we choose some exercise for Lent–daily worship, daily prayer, abstinence from one thing or another, it is not so much the practice that transforms us, but it is our willingness to change. —from Small Surrenders

This seven-session guide is designed for those just beginning their faith journey as well as those who want to dive deeper into the Scriptures during Lent. The Evangelical Catholic ministry, which created the guide and has field experience on both college campuses and in parishes, has written insightful discussion questions on the Mass readings that draw participants into a personal relationship with the Lord. Each session has a "Connection to the Cross" section that encourages readers to continue their Scripture reading and prayer throughout the week. Guides for both facilitators and participants ensure a successful small-group experience.

Faith Odyssey takes the theme of journey as a way of understanding the Christian life, drawing on themes from science fiction as well as Bible stories and Christian classics such as Pilgrim's Progress.