Nineveh 90 January 1-April 1
Nineveh 90 (2026): Solemnity of Mary → All Fools’ Day
January 1 – April 1, 2026
“Little by little, with confidence that HE will do the heavy lifting.”
Nineveh 90 is a 90‑day spiritual campaign of repentance, discipline, and renewal. It begins on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God (January 1) and concludes on All Fools’ Day (April 1) — a fitting reminder that the wisdom of God overturns the wisdom of the world.
This journey is incremental. We take the St. Thérèse approach: offer small sacrifices, trust God with the interior work, and allow grace to build upon grace.
Participants are encouraged to:
- Form or join a Nineveh 90 Squad (3+ people)
- Choose an Accountability Buddy
- Use a simple group chat or Facebook group for encouragement
WEEK‑BY‑WEEK PLAN (2026)
Week 1 — January 1–6
New Year’s Week: Begin in Grace
Primary Practices
- Mass on the Solemnity of Mary (Jan 1)
- First Friday (Jan 2)
- First Saturday (Jan 3)
- Epiphany Sunday (Jan 4)
- First Wednesday (Jan 7 — just beyond the week, but part of the opening grace cluster)
Daily Commitments
- Wear the Brown Scapular
- Establish a Daily Prayer Rule
- Begin the 54‑Day Rosary Novena (Jan 1–Feb 23)
Novena Intentions
- End to abortion
- Personal holiness
- Conversion of loved ones
Human Foundation
- Seven hours of sleep (non‑negotiable)
Week 2 — January 8–14
Epiphany Illumination
Add to all previous practices:
New Discipline
- Regular and challenging exercise (appropriate to age and health)
Week 3 — January 15–21
MLK Week: Body, Mind, and Soul
Add to all previous practices:
New Disciplines
- Fast on Wednesdays and Fridays
- Confession (monthly; immediately after grave sin)
Week 4 — January 22–28
Conversion of St. Paul Week
Add to all previous practices:
New Disciplines
- No eating between meals
- Holy Hour (or 20 minutes of quiet prayer)
- Consider creating a “God Cave” or prayer corner
Week 5 — January 29–February 4
Candlemas Week: Purification and Light
Key Day:
- Candlemas (Presentation of the Lord) — Monday, Feb 2
Add to all previous practices:
New Discipline
- No soda or sweetened drinks
Week 6 — February 5–11
St. Agatha Week: Purity of Heart
Key Day:
- St. Agatha — Feb 5
- Second First Saturday — Feb 7
Add to all previous practices:
New Disciplines
- No desserts or sweets (except on Feast Days)
- Add a Morning Offering to your daily rhythm
Week 7 — February 12–18
Pre‑Lent: A Week of Sobriety
Key Day:
- Chinese New Year — Feb 17
- Ash Wednesday — Feb 18 (Lent begins)
Add to all previous practices:
New Discipline
- Limit alcohol to one drink per day
Week 8 — February 19–25
First Week of Lent
You are now inside Lent.
New Devotions
- Begin the 33‑Day Preparation for Consecration on Saturday, Feb 21 (to consecrate on the Annunciation, March 25)
- Prepare for the Third First Saturday — March 7
Week 9 — February 26–March 4
Second Week of Lent
Maintain all disciplines.
Lean into interior silence and stability.
Week 10 — March 5–11
Third Week of Lent
Key Days:
- St. Perpetua — March 7
- Lenten Ember Days: March 11, 13, 14 (Wed–Fri–Sat)
Lenten Intensification
- Fast Wednesday and Friday
- Observe Ember Days with intention
Week 11 — March 12–18
Fourth Week of Lent
Key Day:
- St. Patrick — March 17
Continue all disciplines with steadiness.
Week 12 — March 19–25
Fifth Week of Lent
Feasts:
- St. Joseph — March 19
- Annunciation — March 25 (Consecration Day)
Renew your commitments with gratitude.
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