Liturgical Seasons. Two Types of Time O Chronos = the time we can measure. O Kairos = the Lord’s time.

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Liturgical Seasons

Two Types of Time O Chronos = the time we can measure. O Kairos = the Lord’s time.

6 Seasons O Advent O Christmas O Lent O Holy Week (Triduum) O Easter O Ordinary Time

Advent Prepares us for the “coming” of the Lord.

Christmas Celebration of Christ’s birth.

Three Feasts During the Christmas Season O Feast of the Holy Family O Feast of the Epiphany O Feast of Jesus’ Baptism

Holy Family Honor Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

Epiphany The revelation of Jesus’ universal mission as the Messiah.

Baptism of Christ Jesus’ readiness to live out his mission.

Lent Remembering the Paschal Mystery of Christ. A time for personal “spring cleaning”

Holy Week Palm Sunday Holy Thursday Good Friday Holy Saturday

Easter A time to find colored eggs!!!

Easter A time to celebrate the risen Lord. Lasts for 50 days (Pentecost)

Ordinary Time For the word ordinal, meaning “numbered” It is a time to work on living our everyday lives as Christ desires.