Lent Sacrifice Counter for Kids Catholic Alms Candy Jar

Make the spiritual lessons of Lent tangible for your children with our "Treasures in Heaven" Sacrifice Jar. This porcelain jar serves as a visual "counter" for a child’s journey toward Easter. Whether you use it for "Sacrifice Beans," "Good Deed Beads," or Almsgiving coins, it provides a beautiful way for kids to see their small acts of love grow over the 40 days of Lent. How to Use It: The Sacrifice Bean Tradition: For every small sacrifice a child makes (like giving up a treat or choosing a chore without complaining), they place one dried bean into the jar. On Easter morning, the "sacrifice beans" are traditionally replaced with jelly beans to represent the sweetness of the Resurrection! Almsgiving: Use it as a family "poor box" to collect spare change throughout Lent to donate to a local charity or parish on Holy Thursday. Good Deeds: Each time a child performs a "hidden" act of kindness, they add a bead to the jar to track their spiritual growth. The Design & Text: This jar features a full panoramic, wrap-around design of a young boy wearing a golden crown, walking a peaceful path toward the light of Heaven. Even if the text is partially obscured by the jar's curves in the photos, the full message reads: Left Side: "Storing up my treasures" Right Side: "in Heaven"