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END OF LITURGICAL CALENDAR Christ the King November 26, 2017

END OF LITURGICAL CALENDAR 1st Sunday of Advent December 3, 2017

ADVENT: anglicized from the Latin word adventus meaning "coming" Beginning of Liturgical Year Four weeks long Advent with designated scripture readings to help bring the Church’s thoughts to the first coming of Jesus Christ as savior and to his second coming as judge Color purple (except 3rd week - rose = joy)

ADVENT WREATH The Advent wreath is green, the color of new life and hope. Green reminds us of the newborn Jesus, who came to show us the way to everlasting life. Green reminds us of the gift of new life we received at baptism. Green also reminds us that we are people of hope, because God is always with us, to raise us up when we are sad, when we are sick, and even when we die.

ADVENT WREATH The Advent wreath has three purple candles and one rose candle. Purple is the color of kings and queens. It is also the color of penance: the small sacrifices we make to welcome Jesus in our hearts, in our neighbor and to prepare ourselves to meet him on Christmas day. The Third Week of Advent: Rose Candle Rose is the color of Joy. It reminds us of the joy of meeting Jesus at Christmas.

ADVENT WREATH The Advent wreath is made in a circle, with no beginning or end. It reminds us of God’s everlasting love, which has no beginning or end. The light of the candles reminds us of Jesus, who comes to us as Light of the World. End of presentation