The colors of Advent are what?

The colors of Christmas are what?

The color of Ordinary time is what?

The color of Lent is what?

The colors of Easter are what?

This Liturgical season is 50 days, ends at Pentecost, and celebrates the Resurrection.

This Liturgical Season is 40 days, which represents the 40 days Jesus spent in the desert preparing for his ministry. This season leads us to ponder that Jesus will rise and die. We are urged to do penance, fast and give alms during this season.

This Liturgical season ends on the Feast of the Baptism of our Lord and is followed by Ordinary time. We celebrate the following during this season: the Nativity of Our Lord and the Epiphany.

We are preparing for two things during the season of Advent. What are they?

Choose what is true about the Triduum (3 Days) :

Which season begins the Liturgical Year?

This color symbolizes fire, blood, and love. It is used at Pentecost, the Passion of Our Lord, feast days of Apostles, martyrs, and evangelists.

This color symbolizes life and hope. You would see the priest wearing this color in the summer months, January, and the first half of autumn.

This color symbolizes purity, joy, and glory.

This color symbolizes penance, sorrow, and royalty.

This color symbolizes joy in the midst of sorrow.

The following are Holy Days of Obligation in the USA, except:

On this Holy Day of Obligation, the Immaculate Conception (December 8th), we celebrate what?

On November 1st, we celebrate which Holy Day of Obligation?

Click on all the Holy Days of Obligation:

This day begins the season of Lent.

These are the biggest, most important days of our Church year. Trinity Sunday, Christmas, Easter, Mary the Mother of God, John the Baptist, to name a few.

The annual cycle of liturgical celebrations commemorating the saving mysteries of Christ's life, saints, and Mary. The days are second in importance, under a solemnity. They include days to celebrate the evangelists and apostles.

On these special days on the Church calendar, we celebrate the memory of a saint.

Our work of spreading the faith, being an Apostle for Christ, by word and example is called our_______________.

God calls us to our ______________________________ according to our own gifts, talents and circumstances.

What are the seven sins which are the source of all other sins and vices?

To say that a Christian is called to holiness means that we are.....

All of these are the 4 basic premises for holiness, except which one?

This type of sin does not destroy the divine life in the soul, though it does diminish and wound it.

A grave infraction of the law of God that destroys the divine life in the soul of a sinner, causing that person to turn away from God.

For a sin to be mortal, these three conditions must be present, except one:

Why is it important to be able to identify the capital sins and vices in our lives? (more than one answer)

An uncontrolled desire for food and drink. Drunkenness is an example.

Excessive, disordered self-love. Adam and Eve suffered from this. One way a middle schooler does this is by putting down others to make him/herself feel better.

Committing adultery is an example of this.

Unhappiness over the good fortune of others.

An uncontrolled desire for earthly possessions. Stealing would be an example.

An uncontrolled expression of displeasure or antagonism.

Excessive laziness, especially spiritually. An example would be sleeping in, instead of going to Mass.

When you feel unhappy that someone got a better grade than you.

We restore grace in our lives by...