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7 th Grade Religion The Liturgical year liturgical year a sequence of specific seasons and feasts that are celebrated in the liturgy during a year In each year we celebrate the whole life of Jesus Christ ID: 488736

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The Liturgical Year

7

th

Grade ReligionSlide2

The Liturgical year

liturgical year

– a sequence of specific seasons

and

feasts

that are celebrated in the liturgy during a year. In each year, we celebrate the whole life of Jesus Christ.Slide3

Seasons:

Advent

Christmas

Lent

Triduum

Easter

Ordinary

TimeSlide4

Advent

starts the liturgical year

is the time to prepare for the celebration of Jesus’ birth.

COLOR - purple/violetSlide5

Christmas

begins on Christmas Day

is a celebration of the birth of the Son of God

we celebrate that God is with us always.

COLOR - WhiteSlide6

Lent

begins on Ash Wednesday

We remember that Jesus suffered, died, and rose to new life to save us from our sins and give us new life in the Kingdom of God.

We work to grow closer to Jesus and one another through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving.

Preparing for the Easter

Triduum

.

COLOR - purple/violetSlide7

Triduum

the Church’s greatest and most important celebration

means “three days”

Starts on sunset on Holy Thursday and continues through Good Friday and Holy Saturday until sunset on Easter Sunday

we remember and celebrate the suffering, death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ

COLOR – white/gold

except for Good Friday, which is redSlide8

Easter

Begins on sunset Easter Sunday and continues until Pentecost

we rejoice in Jesus’ resurrection and the new life we have in Jesus Christ

Also celebrate Christ’s Ascension into Heaven.

COLOR – white

except for Pentecost which is redSlide9

Ordinary Time

7

th

Grade ReligionSlide10

Ordinary Time

Celebrated in two parts: between Christmas and Lent, and between Easter and Advent

we celebrate the life and teachings of Jesus Christ

learn what it means to be his disciples

Last day of the liturgical year: Christ the King

COLOR - greenSlide11

What is “Ordinary?”

Ordinary Time means “counted” or “ordered” time

The purpose of Ordinary Time is to celebrate Christ in every way:

His Life

Teachings

Parables

MiraclesSlide12

Scripture

Scripture readings during OT are not focused on a theme.

Scripture comes from a variety of books in order to give us a strong foundation

There are three cycles that the Church follows:

Cycle A – Gospel of Matthew

Cycle B – Gospel of Mark

Cycle C – Gospel of Luke*

The Gospel of John is reading each year during seasons outside of OT.Slide13

Holy Days of Obligation

Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God – January 1

st

Ascension – forty days after Easter

Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary – August 15

All Saints’ Day – November 1

Immaculate Conception – December 8

Nativity of Our Lord Jesus Christ – December 25Slide14

Liturgical Colors

White

Joy, purity, and victory

Used for the Christmas and Easter

also used for the feasts of Our Lord, Mary, the angels, and for saints who are not martyrsSlide15

Liturgical Colors

Red

Represents the color of blood and sacrifice

Represents the Holy Spirit (the color of fire)

Used on Passion Sunday, Good Friday, Pentecost, and Confirmation

Used on masses for martyrsSlide16

Liturgical Colors

Green:

A sign of life and hope (the color of trees and plants)

Used during Ordinary TimeSlide17

Liturgical Colors

Purple/Violet

Represents expectation, preparation, and repentance

Used for Advent and LentSlide18

solemnity

– a great celebration of the church. Every Sunday is a solemnity.