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WorksheetsThe Holy Days of Obligation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
All Saints Day
40 days after Easter(in many dioceses, transferred to the Seventh Sunday of Easter)
January 1st
August 15---- We celebrate that mary was taken body and soul into the glory of heaven and fully shares in the resurrection of
Jesus
November 1/ the day after Halloween
Immaculate Conception- Mary conceived without sin...NOT Jesus' conception!
December 8
December 25
January 1st
November 1/ the day after Halloween
Nativity of Our Lord Jesus/CHRISTMAS
January 1st
December 25
November 1/ the day after Halloween
December 8
Ascension
January 1st
August 15---- We celebrate that mary was taken body and soul into the glory of heaven and fully shares in the resurrection of Jesus
November 1/ the day after Halloween
40 days after Easter(in many dioceses, transferred to the Seventh Sunday of Easter)
Mary, Mother of God
December 25
November 1/ the day after Halloween
December 8
January 1st
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
August 15---- We celebrate that Mary was taken body and soul into the glory of heaven and fully shares in the resurrection of Jesus
40 days after Easter(in many dioceses, transferred to the Seventh Sunday of Easter)
November 1/ the day after Halloween
January 1st
Which of the Following is NOT a Holy day of Obligation?
Ash Wednesday
Christmas
Ascension
Assumption
Which of the Following is NOT a Holy day of Obligation?
Good Friday
Mary, the Mother of GOD
All Saints Day
The Immaculate Conception
The Holy days of Obligation are days we set aside for a special celebration.
True
False
We do not need to go to Mass on The Holy days of Obligation.
True
False
