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    The document describes the liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church. It is divided into seasons including Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, Easter, and Ordinary Time. Each season commemorates important events in the life of Christ and the Church. The liturgical day runs from midnight to midnight and Masses are held to mark these remembrances throughout the year.

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    The document describes the liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church. It is divided into seasons including Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, Easter, and Ordinary Time. Each season commemorates important events in the life of Christ and the Church. The liturgical day runs from midnight to midnight and Masses are held to mark these remembrances throughout the year.

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    The document describes the liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church. It is divided into seasons including Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, Easter, and Ordinary Time. Each season commemorates important events in the life of Christ and the Church. The liturgical day runs from midnight to midnight and Masses are held to mark these remembrances throughout the year.

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    Liturgical Calendar

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    The document describes the liturgical calendar of the Catholic Church. It is divided into seasons including Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter Triduum, Easter, and Ordinary Time. Each season commemorates important events in the life of Christ and the Church. The liturgical day runs from midnight to midnight and Masses are held to mark these remembrances throughout the year.

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    Liturgical Time
    • Bawat araw ng taon ay banal sa pamamagitan ng Misa

    • Misa : Pinakamataas na uri ng Panalangin

    • Bawat Liturhikal na araw ay tumatakbo mula hating gabi hanggang


    hating gabi

    • Ang Misa sa Linggo at ang mga Solemnities ay nagsisimula sa


    kinagabihan nang nakaraang araw.

    • Easter is the greatest Solemnity


     Advent Season
    • The beginning of the Church Year
    • Celebrating the first coming of the Lord.
    • The Color is Violet
    • Advent has 4 weeks
    o 1st Sunday of Advent (Violet)
    o 2nd Sunday of Advent (Violet)
    o 3rd Sunday of Advent (Rose) [Gaudete Sunday]
    o 4th Sunday of Advent (Violet)
    • Symbolizes the preparation of Mary for the coming of the Lord
    • The Annunciation of the Lord
    • 9 days of simbang gabi
     Lenten Season
    • All weekdays of Lent take precedence over obligatory memorials (M)
    • The Sixth Sunday of Lent marks the beginning of the HOLY WEEK
    (also known as Palm Sunday).
    • Holy Week
     Palm Sunday : Blessing for Palaspas
     Holy Monday : Mass
     Holy Tuesday : Lenten Recollection
     Holy Wednesday : Annointing of the Sick
     Maundy Thursday : Last Supper of the Lord / Washing of the Feet
     Good Friday : Veneration of the Cross
     Black Saturday : Muling pagkabuhay
     Easter Sunday : Salubong
     Christmas season
    • Celebrates Jesus’ Birth, The Incarnation, God
    becoming Man
    • Has 2 focal points:
    o Christmas Days (Dec. 25) with its octave.
    o Solemnity of the Epiphany (Including the
    Baptism of the Lord)
    o The Color is White
     Lenten Season
    • The season where we give ourselves to prayer and penance
    • We prepare for Easter or the Reincarnation of the Lord.
    • Starts from the Ash Wednesday until the Mass of the Lord’s Supper
    (Holy Thursday).
    • Gloria is not said (except for different solemnities and feasts)
    • The Sundays of lent have priorities over all solemnities and feasts of the Lord
    o 1st Sunday of Lent (Violet)
    o 2nd Sunday of Lent (Violet)
    o 3rd Sunday of Lent (Violet)
    o 4th Sunday of Lent / Laetare Sunday (Rose)
    o 5th Sunday of Lent (Violet)
    Easter Triduum
    • Covers the Three days passion and resurrection of Christ.
    • The highest point of the Liturgical Time.
    • Phase:
     Holy Thursday : Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper
     Good Friday : solemn commemoration of the Lord’s Passion and Death
     Black Saturday : Easter Vigil
    • The Triduum closes in the evening of Easter Sunday.
    • The Color is white , but red on Good Friday.
    Easter Season
    • Covers the 50 days between Easter Sunday and Pentecost.
    • Easter Octave – the first 8 days after Easter Sunday
    • The Color is White.
    • On the 40th day after Easter Sunday we celebrate the Ascension of
    our Lord to Heaven.
    • On the next Sunday after the Ascension of our Lord, we celebrate the
    coming of the Holy Spirit to the church (Pentecost)
    Sundays in Ordinary Time
    • Covers different Solemnities, Feasts, Memorials related to the church
    • Falls into two groups
    a. Sundays between the epiphany and ash Wednesday
    b. Sundays between Pentecost and Advent
    • The last Sunday of the liturgical year is the Solemnity of Christ the
    King.

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