The Lenten bracelet has been a huge success. The last few are still available.
Lent is an inner journey. By going into the desert and following Christ for 40 days, we are invited on a journey within ourselves.
To help this time bear fruit, I have created a spiritual duo: an artistic bracelet and a Lenten journal.
The bracelet is a beautiful chain that symbolizes the journey, one step at a time. The medallion is a small relief sculpture of the desert: a sheet of copper carved in relief to represent the undulating desert sand. In the center, a small luminous cross radiates, crossed by a sparkling breeze. On the back of the medallion, the name of Christ is hand-engraved in Aramaic, a word as powerful and discreet as a secret. Every time your gaze rests on the warm light of this medallion, you will remember that God is waiting for you.
But this year, I wanted to take it a step further. So I’ve created a journal for you to fill out. Nothing too demanding: just two 5-minute sessions a day… for a sure transformation of the heart. A verse from the Gospel of the Day > an intention > a reflection in the evening. Every 10 days, there’s a page where you can jot down the graces you’ve received.
I firmly believe in this approach.
And it will be you, as you fill out the journal, who will make it perfectly suited to your needs.
Have a safe trip, and have a blessed Lent!
This year, the Lenten jewelry is available as a bracelet and also as a medallion here:
Both come with the 2026 journal.
Lent begins on Wednesday, February 18, and ends on Holy Saturday, April 4.
To receive your jewelry and journal before Lent begins, please order by February 13.
However, you can start at any time because it’s never too late to… be loved and receive the graces that await us.
Bracelet and pendant made of stainless steel, copper, and resin. Total length of the bracelet: 22 cm, adjustable from 16 to 22 cm thanks to its diamond-shaped links. Pendant diameter: 17 mm.
A6-sized paperback, glossy cover, square-backed, perfect-bound, 74 pages,
colored lined pages for personal notes, printed in France.