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The Liturgical Year
The Importance of Sunday
Easter
Christmas-Epiphany
Feasts of Mary and the Saints
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The name of the Christian calendar.
What is the liturgical year?
100
Sunday is also known as this day.
What is The Lords Day?
100
Jesus rose from the dead on this day.
What is Easter Sunday?
100
What star did the 3 wise men follow?
What is the Star of Bethlehem?
100
These individuals resemble, in different ways, the person of Christ.
What are saints?
200
The season of preparation for the feast of Christmas.
What is Advent?
200
Jesus told us to pray at these two times of the day.
What is morning and evening?
200
Jesus rose this many days after the crucifixion.
What is three?
200
The day that the western church celebrates the birth of Christ.
What is December 25?
200
The Church sees the best example of what the work of Christ can do in this human being.
Who is Mary?
300
This season lasts the longest in the Liturgical Year.
What is Ordinary Time?
300
This day of the week is known as the “day of the resurrection”.
What is Sunday?
300
Easter season lasts for this many days.
What is 50 days?
300
The four weeks of preparation before Christmas.
What is Advent?
300
The Catholic Church assigns one date out of the year for each and every canonized saint.
What is known as a feast day?
400
When the liturgical year starts.
What is the first Sunday of Advent?
400
This Sunday is the most solemn of Christian feasts.
What is known as Easter Sunday?
400
The three days of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter are called this.
What is the triduum?
400
The colour that priests wear on Christmas.
What is white?
400
Catholics often turn to these people in prayer to intercede with God.
Who are saints?
500
The liturgical year is organized around this.
What is the story of Jesus?
500
For Jews, this is defined as the the seventh day of creation when the Lord rested.
What is the Jewish Sabbath?
500
This is Greek for the "fiftieth day".
What is Pentecost?
500
January 6 celebrates this.
What is Epiphany?
500
This is the month dedicated to Mary, the Mother of God.
What is May?