Week 5 Flashcards

1
Q

in those days, after that suffering, what will be darkened?

A

sun

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2
Q

in those days, after that suffering, what will not give its light?

A

moon

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3
Q

in those days, after that suffering, what will fall from heaven?

A

stars

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4
Q

in those days, after that suffering, what will be shaken?

A

the powers in the heaven

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5
Q

after the suffering, they will see the son of man coming in the ______

A

clouds

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6
Q

It is the beginning of the Church’s liturgical year

A

Advent

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7
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This season encompasses the four Sundays, leading up to the celebration of Christmas

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Advent

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8
Q

is the time of preparation that directs our hearts and minds to Christ’s second coming at the end of time and to the anniversary of Our Lord’s birth on Christmas

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Advent

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9
Q

The use of the wreath and candles during ________ is a longstanding Catholic tradition adopted initially by Christians in the Middle Ages as part of their spiritual preparation for Christmas.

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Advent

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10
Q

It is celebrated to remember the birth of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe is the Son of God

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Christmas

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11
Q

comes from the Mass of Christ. A Mass service is where Christians remember that Jesus died for us and then came back to life

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Christmas

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12
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It’s a time when family and friends come together and remember the good things they have. It is the season to celebrate with gratitude the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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Christmas

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13
Q

It is the season in which we celebrate the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and what it means to be his disciple

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Ordinary Time

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14
Q

The name of this season is derived from the word ordinal, meaning “to count.”

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Ordinary Time

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15
Q

We call Ordinary Time ordinary because the weeks are named in _________

A

number order

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16
Q

It is divided into two parts. The first falls between Christmas and Lent. The second occurs between the seasons of Easter and Advent

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Ordinary Time

17
Q

_________ is seen everywhere in plants and trees, symbolizes life and hope, and is the color used during Ordinary Time

A

Green

18
Q

It begins on Ash Wednesday.

A

Lent

19
Q

During _______ we remember that Jesus suffered, died, and rose to new life

A

Lent

20
Q

We pray, give alms, and fast to grow closer to Jesus and one another. During _________, we support those preparing for the Sacraments of Christian Initiation

A

Lent

21
Q

The season of Lent is ___________ days of fasting and abstinence, penance, and prayer.

A

40

22
Q

It begins on Easter Sunday evening and continues until Pentecost Sunday

A

Easter

23
Q

Though the color for Easter is ________, the color of joy and victory, __________ (the color of fire) recalls the Holy Spirit and is used on Pentecost

A

white, red

24
Q

We rejoice in Jesus’ Resurrection and in the new life we have in Jesus Christ during the __________ season

A

Easter

25
Q

It is a celebration in the Catholic Church in honor of our Lord Jesus Christ as Lord over all creation. It was created by Pope Pius X1 in 1925. Initially, it was celebrated on the last Sunday in October. Still, in the revised liturgical calendar promulgated by Pope Paul VI in 1969, it was moved to the last Sunday of Ordinary Time (immediately preceding Advent). Its theme of Christ’s dominion made it a fitting end to the liturgical year. The festival is also observed in Lutheran, Anglican, and other Protestant churches.

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The Solemnity of our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

26
Q

marks the Church year, a sequence of seasons and feasts celebrated in the liturgy during a year. Its purpose is to observe and understand the mystery of Jesus Christ and the expectation of His return in glory.

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Liturgical Calendar

27
Q

In each _______________, we celebrate the entire life and paschal mystery of Jesus Christ

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liturgical year