Intro to Genesis
The creation stories, The Fall, Noah's Ark, Cain and Abel, etc. can all be found in this section of the Pentateuch.
Genesis
The three Patriarchs in order.
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
This is the longest ligurgical season of the year
Ordinary Time
The most important part of the Mass.
Eucharist
This is when the first ever Mass was celebrated.
The Last Supper
The fallen state of human nature and sin of the first human beings who lost their original holiness are known as this.
The chapter in which God makes the first covenant with Abraham by sealing passing through a path of slaughtered animals.
Genesis 15
This liturgical season begins the liturgical year, which begins 4 Sundays before Christmas.
Advent
The part of the Mass during which Communion happens.
Liturgy of the Eucharist
This flower is heavily associated with the Virgin Mary.
Mary
The first 11 chapters of Genesis contain stories known as this.
Primeval History
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob's wives.
Sarah, Rebekah, Rachel (and Leah).
Lent begins on this day and lasts 40 days.
Ash Wednesday
The part of the Mass during which the Responsorial Psalm is sung.
Liturgy of the Word
Days on which the faithful are expected to attend Mass and engage in rest from work and recreation
Holy Day of Obligation
Pentateuch, Historical Books, Wisdom and Poetry Books, Books of the Prophets
A type for Jesus in Genesis 22.
Isaac
This season lasts 12 days; it begins with a major feast day and ends with the feast of the Baptism of the Lord.
Christmas
These are the 4 main parts of the Mass.
Introductory Rites, Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist, Concluding Rites
The two hymns/acclamations we do NOT sing during Lent.
Gloria and Alleluia
The first five books of the Bible
This is what the name Israel means.
"wrestles with God"
This celebration begins on the evening of Holy Thursday, includes Good Friday, and ends Sunday evening with a Vigil Mass. It is three days long.
Easter Tridduum
In Exodus 12, this is a "type" for Jesus' sacrifice.
the Passover Lamb
A truth revealed by God, which the magisterium of the Church declared as binding
Dogma