The Seasons
This is the longest of the liturgical seasons.
Ordinary Time
On Fridays of Lent we abstain from:
Meat
The Christmas season features the liturgical color of:
white/gold
What is the liturgical color of Ordinary Time?
Green
The liturgical color of Easter is:
White/gold
This penitential season associated with anticipation is four weeks long.
Advent
The Lenten season is a preparation for the great solemnity of:
Easter
Christmas is a celebration of what event in the life of the Lord Jesus?
The season of Ordinary Time focuses on which aspect of Jesus' life?
Public ministry/ Public life as a teacher, preacher, etc...)
The color white represents:
Triumph and glory
This is the second longest liturgical season.
Easter
Both Advent and Lent feature the color violet/purple because:
Penance/ Preparation/ Sacrifice
The season of Christmas is time to celebrate this mystery of the Catholic Faith.
Incarnation
Which Sunday of the year is the last Sunday of Ordinary Time?
The Sunday of Christ the King
The Easter season begins on:
This is a penitential season associated with preparation, penance, and abstaining from meat.
The third Sunday of Advent is known as:
Which feast day is the "12th Day of Christmas"?
Epiphany (Jan. 6th.)
The term Ordinary Time means:
Ordered Time
The Easter Season is how many days long?
50
The Christmas season begins on:
Christmas Eve
The fourth Sunday of Lent is known as:
Laetare
How long does the solemnity of Christmas last? (hint: oct-)
8 Days/Octave
Ordinary Time begins after which liturgical season?
Christmas
Which solemnity officially ends the liturgical season of Easter?
Pentecost