Liturgical Calendar

What is the Liturgical Calendar?

• A calendar used for agricultural purposes

• A calendar that marks the seasons of the Christian church year

• A calendar for tracking lunar phases

• A calendar for school holidays

Which season in the Liturgical Calendar begins with Advent?

• Easter

• Lent

• Christmas

• Pentecost

What is the primary purpose of the Liturgical Calendar?

• To organize church events and feasts

• To track historical events

• To plan community festivals

• To schedule national holidays

Which color is traditionally associated with the season of Lent in the Liturgical Calendar?

• White

• Green

• Purple

• Red

What event does the season of Advent in the Liturgical Calendar prepare for?

• Easter

• Pentecost

• Christmas

• Epiphany

Which day marks the beginning of the Liturgical Calendar?

• Easter Sunday

• Christmas Day

• Advent Sunday

• Epiphany

What is the significance of Pentecost in the Liturgical Calendar?

• The birth of Jesus

• The resurrection of Jesus

• The descent of the Holy Spirit

• The baptism of Jesus

Which season in the Liturgical Calendar is known for the celebration of Jesus' resurrection?

• Advent

• Lent

• Easter

• Epiphany

What is the Liturgical color for the season of Easter?

• Red

• White

• Purple

• Green

Which feast in the Liturgical Calendar commemorates the visit of the Magi to the baby Jesus?

• Christmas

• Epiphany

• Pentecost

• Ascension