Liturgical Year

What is the Liturgical Year in Christianity?

• A calendar of religious feasts and seasons

• A historical timeline of the church

• A list of saints and martyrs

• A collection of religious texts

Which season marks the beginning of the Liturgical Year in Western Christianity?

• Lent

• Advent

• Easter

• Pentecost

What is the primary focus of the season of Lent in the Liturgical Year?

• Celebration and joy

• Repentance and fasting

• Harvest and thanksgiving

• Birth of Jesus

Which feast concludes the Liturgical Year in the Roman Catholic Church?

• Feast of the Ascension

• Feast of Pentecost

• Feast of Christ the King

• Feast of the Assumption

How many liturgical seasons are there in the Roman Catholic Liturgical Year?

• Four

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

What is the significance of the Easter season in the Liturgical Year?

• Commemorates the birth of Jesus

• Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus

• Marks the beginning of the church

• Honors the saints

Which color is traditionally associated with the season of Advent in the Liturgical Year?

• Green

• Purple

• Red

• White

What is the purpose of the Liturgical Year in Christianity?

• To organize church events

• To commemorate historical events

• To celebrate the life of Jesus and the saints

• To align with the secular calendar

Which liturgical season is known for the celebration of Jesus' birth?

• Advent

• Christmas

• Epiphany

• Lent

What is the role of Pentecost in the Liturgical Year?

• Marks the end of Lent

• Celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit

• Commemorates the Last Supper

• Begins the Advent season