Chapter 12 Page 109

Chapter 12 Page 109

Keeping Holy the Sabbath Day and The Life of the Church

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What are some reasons for observing the Sabbath? Give me two things.

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What can we do to observe the Sabbath? Give me two things.

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You can go to Mass either Saturday or Sunday to have it count as fulfilling your Sunday obligation?

• True

• False

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What is a Holy Day of Obligation?

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Name a Holy Day of Obligation. Hint: Check page 271

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When do we honor the Third Commandment?

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We are in the season of

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What is a liturgical year?

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We call the time of preparation before Christmas this:

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The time outside the seasons of Christmas, Lent, Easter and Advent is called this:

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The liturgical year begins on the first Sunday of what season?

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The liturgical year ends with the Feast of who?

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What was the only feast early Christians celebrated?

What to highlight for Keeping Holy the Sabbath Day.

• God knows his people need time to rest, so he invites us to observe and to keep holy the Sabbath.

• Catholics honor the Third Commandment through our worship in Sunday Mass.

• Special days set aside for especial celebration are called holy days of obligation.

What to highlight for The Life of Christ.

• The celebrations of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus make up liturgical year.

• The only feast early Christians celebrated was Easter.

• Ordinary times is the time between the seasons of Christmas and Lent, Easter and Advent.

• The Sunday Scripture readings are divided into three cycles: A, B, and C. It takes one year to complete each cycle.