6th Grade Lesson 7 Liturgical Year

Christ is present in the Church’s ______________ mostly especially during the celebration of Mass.

• liturgical celebrations

• Baptism of babies and adults

• sanctuary and altar

What do we celebrate at Mass?

• The birth of Jesus

• The Paschal Mystery

• The Last Supper

• The Annunciation

When does the liturgical year begin and end?

• Begins on Christmas and ends on Easter

• Begins on Easter and ends on Pentecost

• Begins on the First Sunday of Advent and ends with the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

• Begins on Lent and ends on Pentecost

What is the high point of the entire liturgical year?

• Christmas

• Easter

• The Paschal Triduum

• Pentecost

In Year A, which Gospel is primarily read?

• Gospel of John

• Gospel of Mark

• Gospel of Matthew

• Gospel of Luke

In Year C, which Gospel is primarily read?

• Gospel of John

• Gospel of Mark

• Gospel of Matthew

• Gospel of Luke

During which season is the Gospel of John primarily read in all three cycles?

• Christmas

• Lent

• Easter

• Advent

Which liturgical season comes after Lent and before Easter?

• Advent

• Triduum

• Christmas

• Ordinary Time

What are sacramentals?

• Holy signs that prepare us to receive God's grace.

• One of the seven sacraments instituted by Jesus.

• Prayers that increase our knowledge of our Catholic faith.

• Actions that produce results of happiness.

What are devotions?

• Forms of meditation

• Forms of personal prayer

• Forms of celebration

• Forms of study