Liturgical year

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Liturgical Year

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This liturgical year lesson plan is meant to be an introduction to the Church year so students can understand Jesus is the reason for EVERY season.

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FRG Ministry on Instagram: "The Catholic Church follows the Liturgical Calendar, which is the cycle of seasons in the Roman Rite of the Catholic Church. The Church year begins each year with Advent, the season of awaiting Christ's coming, and ends with the final Saturday of Ordinary time in November. There are 4 main colors used in the Liturgy today, which are: - Green symbolises new life and is worn during ordinary time - Purple symbolises penance, preparation, and sorrow, and is worn…

The Liturgical Year (Third Grade) | CCD Lesson Plans

Linking up with This Ain't the Lyceum for 7 Quick Takes! Happy Ember Friday! Have you never heard of Ember Days? You are in good company. They are not a part of Catholic culture that is in widespread usage. But they could be and I think they should be! Here's the low down on Ember Days and why they are the best part of the liturgical year you never knew existed. 1 What are Ember Days? Essentially, they are 3 days, toward the beginning of each liturgical season, set aside for fasting and…

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Seasons of the Church Year - the seasons in green after Christmas after Pentecost are known as "Ordinary Time"

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It's the last day of the liturgical year. Advent begins with the vigil tomorrow for the First Sunday of Advent and we trade the green of ordinary time for the purple of the penitential Advent season. And what a great sermon we got at Mass this morning from Fr. Ley. He urged us to look back and thank God for the blessings of the old year, ask forgiveness for our failures and make a firm purpose of amendment, and make some resolutions for the new year. He gave a few examples: being on time for…

When I saw this, I knew it was something we should do. As my six year old is getting more interested in calenders and the passage of time, I knew this was something we had to do. This poster style Liturgical calender done visually in icons was just the right thing to add to or wall. A person could make it fancier and include more feasts if they wanted, but we just stuck to the Twelve Great Feast plus Pascha. We mostly followed the instructions on the link, with some modifications that fit…

Let us enter the new LITURGICAL YEAR knowing the liturgical colors... Let's review our knowledge on the different liturgical colors... 💜🤍💚❤️💝💛💙🖤 *** Did you know that there's a specific color for each season of the calendar year or for each celebration? Liturgical celebrations for each season of the liturgical year have distinctive music and specific readings, prayers, rituals and color. The following are the different colors and their meanings — #LiturgicalColors…

As premature as it may feel, let me be the first to greet you with “Happy New Year!” That’s right—today is the first day of the Christian calendar, the beginning of Advent. The seasons of the church calendar help us to live our lives in light of the story of Jesus’ life. As humans, we tend to organize our lives by organizing our time. We set times each day for working, resting, eating, sleeping, and driving. Our weeks have a rhythm of work and leisure. We mark special days each year such as…

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