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SOCIETAS DOCTRINÆ CHRISTIANÆ S.D.C. w w w . s d c . m e . u k † The word of God was made flesh S.D.C. SOCIETAS DOCTRINÆ CHRISTIANÆ w w w . s d c . m e . u k

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The special day around the year is The Liturgical Year The special day around the year is SUNDAY

Along the Year there are also other special feasts. The Liturgical Year Along the Year there are also other special feasts.

The first day of the Church’s year is THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT The Liturgical Year The first day of the Church’s year is THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT 4 Sundays before Christmas Preparation for Christmas

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Mary born and stayed without sin The Liturgical Year IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 8 December Mary born and stayed without sin

The Liturgical Year CHRISTMAS 25 December The birth of Jesus

EPIPHANY 2nd Sunday after Christmas (6 January) The Liturgical Year EPIPHANY 2nd Sunday after Christmas (6 January) When the Wise Men visited Jesus.

(Day of Penance and Fast) The Liturgical Year ASH WEDNESDAY 40 days before Easter 1st Day of Lent (Day of Penance and Fast)

ANNUNCIATION 25th March The Angel Gabriel visited Mary The Liturgical Year ANNUNCIATION 25th March The Angel Gabriel visited Mary

PALM / PASSION SUNDAY Sunday before Easter The Liturgical Year PALM / PASSION SUNDAY Sunday before Easter Jesus went into Jerusalem riding on a donkey

HOLY THURSDAY Thursday before Easter The Last Supper The Liturgical Year HOLY THURSDAY Thursday before Easter The Last Supper Jesus institutes the Eucharist

The passion and death of Jesus The Liturgical Year GOOD FRIDAY Friday before Easter The passion and death of Jesus

The Resurrection of Jesus The Liturgical Year EASTER March/April The Resurrection of Jesus

40 days after Easter (Thursday) Sunday after The Liturgical Year ASCENSION 40 days after Easter (Thursday) Sunday after Jesus went up to heaven

The Holy Spirit comes upon the Apostles The Liturgical Year PENTECOST 50 days after Easter The Holy Spirit comes upon the Apostles

HOLY TRINITY 1 week after Pentecost The Liturgical Year HOLY TRINITY 1 week after Pentecost One God – Three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit

The Eucharist: The body and blood of Jesus The Liturgical Year CORPUS CHRISTI 2 weeks after Pentecost The Eucharist: The body and blood of Jesus

The Liturgical Year THE ASSUMPTION 15th August Mary taken up to heaven

All people who are in heaven The Liturgical Year ALL SAINTS DAY 1st November All people who are in heaven

All people who are in purgatory The Liturgical Year ALL SOULS DAY 2nd November All people who are in purgatory

Last Sunday in the Church’s year (November) The Liturgical Year CHRIST THE KING Last Sunday in the Church’s year (November) Jesus as our King

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SOCIETAS DOCTRINÆ CHRISTIANÆ S.D.C. w w w . s d c . m e . u k † The word of God was made flesh S.D.C. SOCIETAS DOCTRINÆ CHRISTIANÆ w w w . s d c . m e . u k