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Times of Significance

What events do you celebrate in your life? Quick Fire Write down three different events in which you celebrate or times that are significant? 4minutes

Times and Actions of Significance Birthdays School Events- winning a Munster Cup? Family Events- Weddings? Births?

Times of Significance The year is divided up into days, weeks and months. Some are marked by times of significance

How are times of significance celebrated? Through actions For example when your finished school or college at the end of the year a graduation ceremony occurs. E.g Actions of Significance This allows us to grow in our understanding of significant times in our lives.

Communities of Faith Can you list 5 different communities of faith? Do each of these have different times of significance?

Quick Fire What are the times of religious significance and how do you celebrate them? 4 minutes

Christian Times of Significance What is the Liturgical Year? Christians division of the Church Year.

Advent Christmas Ordinary Time Lent Easter

Can you name some of these events? Begins with Advent, then Four Sundays before Christmas. What does Advent Celebrate? It celebrates the coming or arrival and is the name of the Church season or time when people prepare for Christmas

What is Advent The Christian season of Christmas actually begins on Christmas Eve and lasts for twelve days, ending on January 6. In Advent, we’re reminded of how much we ourselves also need a Savior, and we look forward to our Savior’s second coming even as we prepare to celebrate his first coming at Christmas.

What do the Colours mean? Can anyone explain what colours are used in the Church and why?

Colours Purple (or dark blue) as it signifies the seriousness, repentance and royalty Pink points to the minor theme of Advent, which is joy. The first, second, and fourth Sundays of Advent are “purple/blue” Sundays. Only the third is a “pink” Sunday. The pink, joyful color reminds us that, yearning for God to come to us, we know that he did in fact come in the person of Jesus.

Central, white, Christ-candle for Christmas Eve/Day

We light the first candle as a sign of waiting. We light the second candle to show we are getting ready for Jesus new life in us. We light the third pink candle as a sign of our joy in getting ready for Jesus’ birthday. Now we are ready to light the fourth candle to show we are nearly there. The white candle in the centre will be lit on Christmas Day.

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Jewish Times of Significance Does anyone know how long the Jewish Year lasts? 354 days long Jewish Religious times are based on the Bible and are linked to the time of year or Jewish history.

Do the dates of Jewish Festival differ year to year? Yes they do. Why? Because like Muslims Jews go by the Lunar Calendar

Can you name some Jewish Festivals? In Spring there's the Passover or the Pesach In Autumn there's- Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur Sukkoth Simchat Torah

In Summer there’s- Shavuot Tishah b’Av

In Winter There’s – Hanukah Purim

The Passover or Pesach It commemorates the story of the Exodus as described in the Hebrew Bible especially in the Book of Exodus, in which the Israelites were freed from slavery in Egypt. Passover commences on the 15th of the Hebrew month of Nisan and lasts for either seven days (in Israel) or eight days (in the diaspora).

A brief overview of Passover. The book of Exodus tells us how Moses was sent by God to Pharaoh to be a deliverer of Israel. The Pharaoh, of course, did not heed Moses' appeal to set the people of Israel free from their slavery, and the stage was then set for the showdown between the God of Israel and the gods of Egypt

What is the meaning of Peseach The Jewish people celebrate Passover as a commemoration of their liberation by God from slavery in Egypt and their freedom as a nation under the leadership of Moses.

Seder Meal

Think Pair Share Write down a sentence for the following key words: Moses - Egypt Pharaoh - Plague Burning bush - Red Sea Ten Commandments - God

Conclusion Write down three definitions in regards to what you have learnt today?