Sequence of the Mass
The song we sing near the beginning of the Mass celebrating God for his glory
Gloria
This type of prayer means thanking God for what we have (Don't overthink this one)
Thanksgiving
This Italian saint is known for his love of the poor and animals
Francis of Assisi
The current pope of our Church
Leo XIV
This is the shortest liturgical season
Triduum
We ask for peace in the third verse of this
Agnus Dei
Telling our desires to God and asking for them to come true is this type of prayer
Petition
The first Native American saint of the church; her miracle happened in Seattle
Kateri Tekakwitha
He was the first pope, as well as a close friend of Jesus'
Peter
These two seasons are both represented by the color purple
Advent and Lent
When we sing the Alleluia, it is known as this
Gospel Acclamation
This type of prayer is asking God to help other people with what they are going through
Intercession
She's the patron saint of France, and fought very honorably in battle
Joan of Arc
He was the first Jesuit pope, and was originally not from Europe
Francis
The shorter Ordinary time is sandwiched between these two seasons
Christmas and Lent
We sing hosanna in the highest during this
Sanctus
This type of prayer is mainly done through the mass, and is giving ourselves to God
Worship
Canonized in 1461, she is revered as a saint and as a Doctor of the Church due to her extensive theological writings
Catherine of Siena
This pope for the turn of the century canonized a very large number of saints
John Paul II
There are this many seasons in the liturgical calendar
seven
During this, we proclaim Jesus' death and resurrection until he comes again
Memorial Acclamation
This type of prayer is acknowledging God for who he is, most commonly through song.
Praise
He was martyred in Auschwitz because he willingly took the place of another prisoner chosen for death
Maximilian Kolbe
He was the second pope, the first Roman pope, and a great Charlie Brown character
Linus
In total, Ordinary Time has this many weeks in it
Thirty-three