Liturgical Year The liturgical year begins with Advent, which starts four Sundays before Christmas (December 25). The mood of this season is anticipation.

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Liturgical Year The liturgical year begins with Advent, which starts four Sundays before Christmas (December 25). The mood of this season is anticipation and preparation, with an underlaying thread of penitence, awaiting the coming of the Savior. The Immaculate Conception of Mary is celebrated December 8.

Christmas Season Christmas Season begins with Christmas Eve (the liturgical day actually begins with Vigils at nighttime) It continues through until January 6, The Feast of the Epiphany

Lent Lent begins on Ash Wednesday (40 days before Easter), between Feb. 4 and Mar. 10). The ashes, made from burning the palms from the previous year, are smeared on the faithful as a reminder of mortality. Lent is a season of fasting and penitence. No meat can be eaten. On Ash Wednesday or the Fridays in Lent,

Lent Lent culminates in Holy Week, which celebrates in great detail Christ's final days on earth. It begins with Palm Sunday and Christ's entry into Jerusalem, celebrated with the blessing and distribution of palms. These were kept in houses as a blessing for the rest of the year.Christ's entry into Jerusalem, On Maundy Thursday the Last Supper is celebrated.Last Supper Good Friday, the most solemn day of the year, commemorated the crucifixion. The vigil on Holy Saturday was a rich liturgical celebration, with the blessing of the huge Pascal candle (destined to burn continuously for 40 days). At daybreak on Easter Sunday morning, the bells erupted with joy.

Easter Season Eastertide is the most joyous of Christian holidays, beginning with the resurrection of Christ on Easter Sunday (between Mar. 22 and April 25). The Easter season lasts 40 days until Ascension Thursday. The liturgy is full of Alleluias.Ascension Thursday During this time, Christ walked the earth to strengthen the faith of his apostles before returning to heaven once and for all.

Easter Season Pentecost occurs 50 days after Easter and celebrates the descending of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles and the beginning of the Christian Church. This holiday gift of the Holy Spirit as symbolizing the "priesthood of all believers." The time after Pentecost is the longest liturgical season, lasting from now until Advent. It is the "ordinary time" There are a number of holidays of interest that occur around this time. The Sunday after Pentecost is Trinity Sunday, and the Sunday after that is the Feast of Corpus Christi (the Blessed Sacrament).

Ordinary Time Assumption of the Virgin Mary, a major holy day, is celebrated on August 15.Assumption of the Virgin Mary All Saints' Day (All Hallows' Day) on November 1 The last Sunday in the Liturgical Year is the Feast of Christ the King.