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The Liturgical Year

Mr. Pablo Cuadra Religion Class

The Liturgical year 

The notion of time helps us celebrate life by marking and recalling the important dates and events in our lives.



Ex: Birthdays, anniversaries , graduations, etc.

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Time has an important place in our spiritual life: It helps us reconnect with God. There are two types of time: Chronos and Kairos

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Chronos is the time we measure. Ex: hours, days, weeks, minutes Kairos is the Lord’s time. It is God’s special time. Kairos reveals his will for our lives.

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The Liturgical year or Church calendar helps us celebrate the life, death and resurrection of Jesus. This is called the paschal mystery.

The Liturgical Cycle 





The Paschal mystery is celebrated through specific seasons. There are five specific seasons in the Church’s calendar: Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Lent and Easter.

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The Liturgical year is a cycle of seasons repeating itself at the end of each cycle. The Church year or cycle begins with Advent and ends with ordinary time.

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The Church calendar or Church year begins with the Holy season of Advent. The Church year begins in late November or Early December. Four weeks prior to December 25.

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The word liturgical comes from the Greek word liturgy. Liturgy meant “Public Works” In Church language liturgy is the public worship given to God. I.E. Mass and sacraments.

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Through the Liturgical Calendar Christians express their faith in Christ their savior. Each season of the Liturgical year celebrates an important aspect of Christ’s life.

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Each season in the Liturgical calendar has a particular theme. Each season has a particular liturgical color. Each season concentrates on different parts of the Bible.



Each season has different religious practices, and symbols.

Colors of the Liturgical Year  Advent

Easter

Purple

Christmas Ordinary Lent

White

Green Purple White

Symbols Advent wreath Nativity

Chi-Ro Ashes

Paschal Candle

Themes Advent

Christma Ordinar s y Time

Lent

Easter

Awaiting for the Messiah Preparing for Christmas Final Judgement

The Birth Of Christ

Repentanc e

New Life

The Incarnation

The Public Ministry Of Christ

Conversion Penance

Resurrectio n Witnessing

The Liturgical Year Ways to Celebrate these seasons

Advent

Christma Ordinar s y Time

Lent

Prayer Good deeds Penanc e

Reconciliatio n Acts of Kindness Peacemakin g

Prayer Sharing our faith Fasting with

Discipleshi p following Jesus’ teaching in the routine of every day life.

Almsgivi ng

Easter

others

The End

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