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Giving Up Social Media for Lent?

Ash Wednesday is fast approaching! Are you ready for Lent? What are you planning to do and/or give up to grow closer to the Lord?

Many people choose to give up social media for Lent. It’s a time stealer for most, a place of too much negativity and comparing for others, and for some a constant distraction from the people around them and the life they are meant to live.

Now don’t get me wrong, I know there are many benefits to social media, but what could giving up Facebook, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, YouTube, or (fill-in-the-blank) do for you? Would it provide you with more time to pray? Encourage you to interact with friends and family in a more personal and substantial way? Help you feel less stress and get more sleep?

Whatever the case, if you choose to give up social media this Lent I know one thing that can help you make it the full 40 days (46 if you include Sundays):

TELLING OTHERS YOUR GOAL

One really easy way to do this – Post your goal on social media! Not only will this help keep you accountable to your goal but it might even inspire others to join you as well!

Below are a number of images you are more than welcome to use this Lent.

If you want to link back to this page or give Catholic Religion Teacher a little shout out, I’d much appreciate it! (but no pressure to do so)

Here’s to a happy and holy Lent!

In Christ,
Greg

Looking for resources to teach about Lent and help your students make it a spiritually transformative time? Check out my Lenten Resources page for all kinds of great material!


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