The Liturgical Year Flashcards

1
Q

List the Holy Days of Obligation:

A
  • Mary, mother of God
  • Ascension Thursday
  • Assumption of Mary
  • All Saints Day
  • Immaculate Conception
  • Christmas
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When are the Holy Days of Obligation?

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  • Mary, mother of God = January 1
  • Ascension Thursday = 40 days after Easter
  • Assumption of Mary = August 15
  • All Saints Day = November 1
  • Immaculate Conception = December 8
  • Christmas = December 25
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3
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What is the focus of the Liturgical year?

A

the paschal mystery

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4
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Jesus’ life, death, and ressurection

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the paschal mystery

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5
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When does the new liturgical year begin?

A

the first sunday of advent

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6
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what is the last day of the liturgical year?

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the feast of Christ the King

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7
Q

List the church seasons (in order)

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Advent, Christmas, Ordinary Time, Lent, Tridium, Easter, Ordinary Time

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What role do the different colors, music, readings, prayers, and rituals play for each season?

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they reflect the spirit of the season

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9
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means coming

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advent

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10
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What is the color of advent?

A

bluish purple

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When does Advent begin, and when does it end?

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4 weeks before Christmas; Christmas eve

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12
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What is the theme of Advent?

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hope

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13
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In Advent, we prepare to meet Jesus in:

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Past–Jesus actual birth incarnation (the Nativity of the Lord)
Present–In each other, scripture, Eucharist, own self
Future–second coming of Christ, when all will be one in the Kingdom of God

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14
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What is the focus of advent?

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to focus on our relationship with God (spend time with God)

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15
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What theme does the Advent wreath have?

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theme of light

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16
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what do the 3 purple candles on the Advent wreath symbolize?

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prayer, penance, and sacrifice

17
Q

what does the rose colored candle on the Advent wreath symbolize?

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rejoice, we are closer to celebrating the coming of Christ

18
Q

What do the candles on the Advent wreath symbolize?

A

light coming into the world through the birth of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ is called to be that light in the world.

19
Q

What colors are associated with the Christmas season?

A

gold/white

20
Q

when does Christmas begin and end? How long does Christmas last?

A

Christmas day; ends on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord; 3 weeks

21
Q

What do we celebrate during Christmas?

A
  • the incarnation (God becoming man)
  • Love God has for us
  • Joy Christ brings to the world
22
Q

Why was Jesus born? (4 points)

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  • to show us how to live in God’s love
  • bring peace
  • heal division and end pain
  • bring us into eternal light
23
Q

Who are the 3 kings and what did they bring?

A
  • Gaspar (Frankincense)
  • Melchior (gold)
  • Balthazar (myrrh)