Liturgical Seasons
What is the season of Nativity?
The season commemorating the birth of Jesus
What do the different seasons represent in Jesus' life?
Significant events that happened and the way he lived.
What holiday takes place in the season of Annunciation?
Christmas
What does the season of Dedication of the Church help us do?
It helps us meditate on the Church and orient ourselves with the Church
What is the season of Annunciation?
The preparation of the birth of Jesus
Why do we need the seasons?
To understand the type of life Jesus led
What feast starts off the season of Apostles?
Pentecost
What is the Liturgy of Hours?
The way we celebrate the Eucharist
What is the season of Easter?
The season recalling the Resurrection and Ascension
Why is it important to reflect on the Liturgical seasons?
It helps us grow by revisiting the key moments in Jesus' life
What season is the last four weeks of the liturgical year?
Dedication of the Church
What feast is celebrated on September 14th?
The Exaltation of the Cross
What is the season of Lent?
The season of fasting and commemorating the passion and death of Jesus.
Why is Lent such an important season?
It helps us remember the consequences of sins, need of repentance, and how willing God is to forgive us
What season is the seven weeks after the season of Apostles?
The season of Summer
The Feast of All Saints
What is the season of Summer?
The period of the growth of the Church
Why is it important to take these seasons seriously and remember what they're about?
So we can act on them and live our lives like Jesus.
What are the days of obligation in the seasons of Easter and Lent?
Ash Wednesday/Monday, Good Friday, Easter day, and all Fridays during Lent
What does the resurrection of Jesus assure us?
It assures our own resurrection after our earthly death.