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Liturgical seasons

Liturgical Seasons

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What are the seasons of the Church's liturgical year? The seasons of the liturgical year are Advent, Christmas, Ordinary time after the Baptism of the Lord, Lent, Easter and Ordinary time after Pentecost.
Which season does the liturgical calendar start with? The liturgical year starts with Advent.
What is the Advent season preparing us for? The Advent season is preparing us for the coming of Jesus Christ.
In which season do we celebrate the Epiphany? The Epiphany is celebrated during the Christmas season.
When does the season of Lent start? The season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday.
Which season is Palm Sunday celebrated in? Palm Sunday is celebrated during the season of Lent.
How long is the season of Lent? The season of Lent is 40 days long.
Which events is the season of Lent focused on? The season of Lent is focused on the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion.
What is the liturgical year? The liturgical year is the Church's calendar of seasons and celebrations that mark key events in Jesus' life, culminating in the story of salvation
What is the colour used for the seasons of Easter and Christmas? The liturgical colour used for the seasons of Easter and Christmas is white.
What is the colour used during the seasons of Ordinary Time? The liturgical colour used for the seasons of Ordinary Time is green.
What is the colour used during the seasons of Advent and Lent? The liturgical colour used for the seasons of Advent and Lent is purple.
When does the liturgical season of Easter begin? The liturgical season of Easter begins with Easter Sunday.
During which season is Pentecost celebrated? Pentecost is celebrated at the end of the season of Easter.
How many days does the season of Easter last? The season of Easter lasts 50 days.
When does the season of Advent begin? The season of Advent begins four Sundays before Christmas.
What does the season of Ordinary Time after the Baptism of the Lord focus on? The season of Ordinary Time after the Baptism of the Lord focuses on the life and ministry of Jesus between His baptism and passion.
What does the season of Ordinary Time after Pentecost focus on? The season of Ordinary Time after Pentecost focuses on the reigning of Christ and the life of church.
What do we celebrate during the Easter season? During the Easter season, we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, His Ascension into Heaven and the coming of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost.
What feast marks the end of the liturgical year? The Feast of Christ the King marks the end of the liturgical year.
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