Lent is an ideal season to identify and address spiritual blind spots—unacknowledged emotional wounds and false ideas that can quietly hinder prayer and worship. Lenten Healing by Ken Kniepmann of the John Paul II Healing Center offers a thoughtful, prayerful approach to inner conversion by pairing the seven deadly sins with their corresponding virtues.
Each week of Lent focuses on one sin—pride, lust, gluttony, sloth, anger, envy, or greed—and its opposing virtue: humility, chastity, abstinence, diligence, patience, kindness, or liberality. Readers begin by learning how that particular sin often manifests in daily life and thought patterns, then move into guided reflections and prayer exercises designed to help renounce the sin and intentionally cultivate the virtue.
Based on the popular spiritual healing program developed by Bob Schuchts and the John Paul II Healing Center, this devotional offers a meaningful twist on traditional Lenten fasting. Rather than simply giving up a favorite treat, readers are invited to surrender harmful habits and attitudes that interfere with authentic spiritual growth. Through daily reflections and prayers, Lenten Healing helps readers examine both the psychological and spiritual roots of sin while encouraging lasting interior renewal.
Lenten Healing Details:
- Author: Ken Kniepmann
- Program: John Paul II Healing Center
- Focus: The seven deadly sins and corresponding virtues
- Pages: 192
- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- Size: 5" x 7"
- Use: Daily Lenten devotional
