Days of Lent
Lent 101
Stations of the Cross
Symbols
Last Things
100

This is the start of Lent.

Ash Wednesday

100

The season of Lent lasts for this many days.

40

100

She walked with Jesus and stayed at the foot of the cross.

Mary

100

Jesus' crown was made of this.

thorns

100

He betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver.

Judas Iscariot

200

The day when Jesus was crucified.

Good Friday

200

This color is worn during Lent.

purple

200

This is how many times Jesus fell.

3

200

The ashes you receive on your forehead come from this.

blessed palms

200

The very first celebration of the Eucharist was also this.

the Last Supper

300

The final Sunday of Lent.

Palm Sunday

300

This is not said during Lent.

Alleluia or The Gloria

300

This is how many Stations of the Cross there are.

14

300

This symbol is prominent in all Catholic churches.

crucifix

300

Pilate wrote INRI above Jesus, which means this.

Jesus the Nazarean, King of the Jews

400

This marks the end of the Lenten season and is often associated with the washing of feet.

Holy Thursday

400

These are the three pillars of Lent.

prayer, fasting, almsgiving

400

This man was conscripted to help Jesus carry his cross.

St. Simon of Cyrene

400

Jesus is often referred to as this, and the image is commonly found on Tabernacles.

Lamb of God (or lamb)

400

This is the place where Jesus was crucified.

Golgotha

500

The darkest day - the day before the Resurrection.

Holy Saturday

500

In Old English, the word "Lent" means this.

springtime
500

She used her veil to wipe the face of Jesus (and it is kept at St. Peter's Basilica, where the image can still be seen on it today!).

Veronica

500

This is extinguished on Good Friday and remains unlit until the Easter Vigil.

Sanctuary Candle

500

He asked for Jesus' body for burial.

Joseph of Arimathea