Liturgical year

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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…

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~Liturgical Calendar

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 Church Year (Colour) DownloadVersion 2 (‘The Reign of Christ’ replaces ‘Christ the King’) DownloadSuitable for up to 18×18 inch printing The Church Year (Colouring …

Liturgical Calendar We know the drill: when the celebrant dresses in green for the bulk of the year, it is the 'ordinary time'; when Easter and Christmas approaches, thus changes the colour of the...